> Because it wasn't fool proof.
When I used vi on /boot/cmdline.txt finally /boot/firmware/cmdline.txt was edited because of the link. Now I get the ugly see /boot/firmware/cmdline.txt text. As a human I now know what to do now. But what about any tools which rely on the fact the file can be accessed and eventually modified via /boot/cmdline.txt? rpi-clone for example is broken again![:(]( "Sad")
When I used vi on /boot/cmdline.txt finally /boot/firmware/cmdline.txt was edited because of the link. Now I get the ugly see /boot/firmware/cmdline.txt text. As a human I now know what to do now. But what about any tools which rely on the fact the file can be accessed and eventually modified via /boot/cmdline.txt? rpi-clone for example is broken again
Statistics: Posted by framp — Mon Jan 29, 2024 9:53 pm