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### KiOS
Before you can add your NAS to KiOS, you will need to change the **cmdline.txt** file. By default the root partition is **read-only**, therefore you will need to change it to **read-write**. Insert the SD card into your working station and open the **cmdline.txt** file. Change the value **ro** to **rw**.
Before you can add your NAS to KiOS, you will need to modify the **/data/etc/os.conf** file. By default the root partition is **read-only**, therefore you will need to change it to **read-write**. To do this you will need to activate **os_debug** option.
.. rootfstype=ext4 rootwait ro rootflags=noload ...
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.. rootfstype=ext4 rootwait rw rootflags=noload ...
os_debug="true"
After you've updated the **cmdline.txt** file you can put it back into your Raspberry Pi; your root system is **writeable** now. When it's booted you can open and edit the **fstab** file.
After you've changed the value to **true**, you need to reboot the system. You will see see that the root partition is now **writeable**, and you're able to modify the fstab file.
nano /etc/fstab