PB 9xx Filesystem / and /mnt/ext1

[Basilicum]

Can someone educate me on how the filesystems / partitions are organised on the PB 9xx ?

When connected to host (Linux) via USB, the root of Pocketbook shows appearantly the contents of /mnt/ext1, the / SD of card as /mnt/ext2.

I found this out with poterm, it allowed me to see /.

Mount (poterm) tells:

/dev/mmcblk0p1 mounted on /mnt/ext1
/dev/mmcblk0p2 mounted on /mnt/secure
/dev/mmcblk0p3 mounted on /ebrmain

/dev/mmcblk1 mounted on /mnt/ext2 (this looks the sd card)

How can I see all files on the pocketbook (/ and above) on my host ?

Looking forward

[rkomar]

You can't see them by mounting them directly in any way. You can install the sshd application, and then use a PC application that can "mount" everything on the reader via sftp. There's some information on that in the sshd thread in this forum.

Note that sshd runs as reader/sreader, not as root, so filesystem permissions still apply.

[paolog]

Originally Posted by rkomar

You can't see them by mounting them directly in any way. You can install the sshd application, and then use a PC application that can "mount" everything on the reader via sftp. There's some information on that in the sshd thread in this forum.

Note that sshd runs as reader/sreader, not as root, so filesystem permissions still apply.

Hi how could I use su or sudo to became temporarily root?

I'd like just add 'find' that now I've command and disable the loading of obreeysocial.app


thanks Paolo

[rkomar]

Originally Posted by paolog

Hi how could I use su or sudo to became temporarily root?

I'd like just add 'find' that now I've command and disable the loading of obreeysocial.app


thanks Paolo

No, there's no root access. You can add find to /mnt/ext1/system/bin and add that to your path.

[paolog]

Originally Posted by rkomar

No, there's no root access. You can add find to /mnt/ext1/system/bin and add that to your path.

thanks, I did that way, without change the path