Moxa UC-8410A-T-LX [25/86] Benabling write protection

Moxa UC-8410A-LX [25/86] Benabling write protection
UC-8410A Series Linux Software Advanced Configuration of Peripherals
3-5
Enabling Write Protection
The SD slot does not support the write protection lock switch provided on SD cards. However, you can configure
the SD card to be read-only in the bootloader. To enable write protection on a SD card, do the following:
1. After powering on the device, press DEL to enter the BIOS configuration settings.
2. Select (1) SD Card Write Protect.
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Boot Loader Version 1.0.0S12 CPU TYPE: 1GHz
Build date: May 7 2014 - 15:55:07 Serial Number: MOXATESTSN01
LAN1 MAC: 00:90:E8:00:00:01 LAN2 MAC: 00:90:E8:00:00:02
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(0) TPM Setting (1) SD Card Write Protect
(2) Extend USB Port Control (3) Go To OS
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Command>>1
3. Select the storage device on which you would like to configure write protection.
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Boot Loader Version 1.0.0S12 CPU TYPE: 1GHz
Build date: May 7 2014 - 15:55:07 Serial Number: MOXATESTSN01
LAN1 MAC: 00:90:E8:00:00:01 LAN2 MAC: 00:90:E8:00:00:02
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(0) Boot Storage Write Protect (1) Extend Storage Write Protect
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Command>>0
4. You will first see the storage device’s current write protection status; you can then choose to Enable or
Disable the write-protect function.
Current Boot Storage Write Protect is Disabled.
Change to ,0 - Disabled, 1 - Enabled (0-1,enter for abort):
The abovementioned steps will mount the partitions on the storage as read-only after booting up. You can alter
the read-only status in the OS by remounting the partitions using the
mount command. For example, to mount
the root directory as read/write, use
mount o remount,rw /, and when you don’t need to write in the root
directory, use
umount to make it read-only again.
ATTENTION
If you create your own bootable SD, do not set the boot storage to be read
-only when the system is
booted up
for the first time. The system is required to configure itself with read
-writeable mode on the first boot. You
can
set up write protection
for the boot storage after the first boot up.
Preparing a Bootable SD Card
If you want to use an SD card with higher capacity, or upgrade the UC-8410A’s firmware, you can download the
latest UC-8410A-LX image from Moxa’s official website and prepare a bootable SD card.
You can download the image file to either a Windows or Linux PC, and then transfer the file on to a SD card. See
the instructions given in the following section.

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