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             Any changes made to the operating system's will be stored here and merged with the lower layer.<br/><br/>             Any changes made to the operating system's will be stored here and merged with the lower layer.<br/><br/>
                          
-            * After making changes, this partition can also be made read-only by deleting the file <code>/var/lib/ComfileTech/mount-read-write</code> and rebooting.  To make the partition read-write again, create the <code>/var/lib/ComfileTech/mount-read-write</code> again and reboot.+            * This partition is intended to be temporarily read-write.  After configuring your system, this partition should be made read-only by deleting the file <code>/var/lib/ComfileTech/mount-read-write</code> and rebooting.  To make the partition read-write again, simply recreate the <code>/var/lib/ComfileTech/mount-read-write</code> file and reboot.
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 If COMFILE Technology releases an update to the operating system, existing devices can be updated by restoring only the //boot// and //lower// partitions, thus preserving any developer or user changes stored on the //upper// and //data// partitions. If COMFILE Technology releases an update to the operating system, existing devices can be updated by restoring only the //boot// and //lower// partitions, thus preserving any developer or user changes stored on the //upper// and //data// partitions.
  
-With the upper and lower partitions read-only, their file systems can withstand abrupt loss of power without corruption, avoiding the need to shut down the system. +When the //upper// and //lower// partitions are configured read-only, their file systems can withstand abrupt loss of power without corruption, avoiding the need to shut down the system. 
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