TomatoUSB

Hi all,

I'm new to this forum and would like to post a question at first (forum search didn't help yet):

Is there any way to activate the "mmc" driver by a shell command (maybe in NVRAM administration "init" script) while having booted with disabled "SDHC/MMC support" - without rebuilding the firmware? Or how can I change the mount options to "ro,noatime,nodiratime" (for being able to power-off without shutdown at no risk for the SD-card file system, which is my goal)?

Already tried:
- writing a script that is executed after first mount of /mmc that repeatedly calls "umount /mmc" until success: this runs some seconds until success, but sometimes hours, and there is no "force" option.
- adding a line to /etc/fstab by NVRAM "init" script with the wanted mount options: seems to be ignored.

My configuration:
Tomato 1.28.8754 SDHC ND USB VPN (slodki mod)
Linksys WRT54G v2.2

Any help / ideas are very appreciated, thanks in advance!
tueftl

Have you tried something like:

mount -o remount,ro,noatime,nodiratime /mmc

Hi karog,

that works much better, most times the first try succeeds, and on powerup (without NAS clients) it seems to work always!

Thanks a lot!
tueftl