06-23-2025, 07:37 PM
Actually the boot drive always contains 2 partitions: The first is a small 256MB partition named "bootfs". It's Fat32 format and contains the kernel, boot loader and other startup files. The second partition is the remaining size of the boot drive and is named "rootfs. Its ext4 format and contains user programs, files and configs for example all the moOde application files are on this partition.
It contains directories like below
/home
/mnt/SDCARD
/mnt/OSDISK
/mnt/NVME
/mnt/NAS
Just mount /dev/nvme0n1p2 (roofs) and you should be all set.
It contains directories like below
/home
/mnt/SDCARD
/mnt/OSDISK
/mnt/NVME
/mnt/NAS
Just mount /dev/nvme0n1p2 (roofs) and you should be all set.
