[OpenWrt Wiki] Mounting Block Devices
https://openwrt.org/docs/techref/block_mount21.05.2020 · The mounting of block devices is handled by the block-mount source package, which contains the block-mount and block-hotplug packages.block-mount contains the code that does the actual mounting, and the mounting via /etc/init.d/fstab (i.e. on boot rather than when device is hotplugged), and block-hotplug takes care of mounting devices when the device is …
[OpenWrt Wiki] Mounting Block Devices
openwrt.org › docs › techrefMay 21, 2020 · The mounting of block devices is handled by the block-mount source package, which contains the block-mount and block-hotplug packages.block-mount contains the code that does the actual mounting, and the mounting via /etc/init.d/fstab (i.e. on boot rather than when device is hotplugged), and block-hotplug takes care of mounting devices when the device is recognized by the system (.e.g. when ...
[OpenWrt Wiki] MTD
openwrt.org › docs › techrefOct 06, 2021 · mtd on vendor-firmware. mtd can even be used with vendor-firmware, as long as the kernel had mtd-support and not using something “home-brewed”. When the vendor is not shipping the binary it can probably transferred via scp, netcat, tftp, ftp, http onto the board. The original binary from the OpenWrt-package might not run on the vendor-os ...
[OpenWrt Wiki] The OpenWrt Flash Layout
openwrt.org › docs › techrefThe OpenWrt Flash Layout The embedded devices (routers and such) OpenWrt/LEDE (Linux Embedded Development Environment) has mainly targeted since its inception, use flash memory as the form of non-volatile memory for the persistent storage of the firmware and its configuration.
[OpenWrt Wiki] MTD
https://openwrt.org/docs/techref/mtd06.10.2021 · mtd can even be used with vendor-firmware, as long as the kernel had mtd-support and not using something “home-brewed”. When the vendor is not shipping the binary it can probably transferred via scp, netcat, tftp, ftp, httponto the board.The original binary from the OpenWrt-package might not run on the vendor-os, but linking it static should do the trick.