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 ### Notes
 
 * You can run a command such as `while date ; do sleep 1 ; done` to monitor that the Raspberry Pi does not reboot or poweroff.
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+### Ideas
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+Create an automated process that:
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+* Installs Raspbian lite to an SD card
+* Alters the SD partitions to create a large UDF partition
+* Enables a systemd service on boot that exposes `/udf/image` as USB mass storage
+* Then users can either manipulate the SD card through SSH, or by mounting the UDF partition
+* `/udf/image` can be a symbolic link