Methods and systems to configure a stable file system

A system comprising:

• a memory having one or more computer readable instructions;
• and,
• at least one processor communicatively coupled with the memory, wherein the at least one processor executing the one or more computer readable instructions stored in the memory is configured to:
• receive at least one input related to at least one file system configuration from a computing device via a user interface;
• save one or more flags corresponding to the at least one input into a factory reset protection module of the computing device;
• initialize a booting phase of the computing device;
• read the one or more flags from the factory reset protection module of the computing device;
• combine the one or more flags with a boot command line;
• transfer the combined one or more flags with the boot command line to a kernel module of the computing device;
• update one or more default parameters defined in a file system table file based at least on the one or more flags using the kernel module;
• and,
• create the at least one file system configuration based at least on the file system table file within the computing device using the kernel module.

A non-transitory machine-readable information storage medium comprising one or more instructions which when executed by at least one processor to perform operations comprising:

• receiving at least one input related to at least one file system configuration from a computing device;
• saving one or more flags corresponding to the at least one input into a factory reset protection module of the computing device;
• initializing a booting phase of the computing device;
• reading the one or more flags from the factory reset protection module of the computing device during the booting phase of the computing device;
• combining the one or more flags with a boot command line;
• transferring the combined one or more flags with the boot command line to a kernel module of the computing device;
• updating one or more default parameters defined in a file system table file based at least on the one or more flags using the kernel module;
• and,
• creating the at least one file system configuration based at least on the file system table file within the computing device using the kernel module.