How does ctrlX OS prevent corruption of integrated Flash file system?
The question rises from my past experiences with some other embedded Linux systems like Raspberry Pi. The most common cause of RPI failure is the corruption of the SD memory card, as with default setting the Linux does write frequently to the disk. That can be prevented with some special tricks like mounting file system in Read Only mode or something more fancy.
But how is that done in ctrlX OS / CORE? I guess the answer comes from underlaying Ubuntu Core design?
