unionfs merges several directories and directory trees into one. That
means you can use your MMC space as if it were part of selectable
subtrees of the internal memory like your home directory or
/var/lib/install (without having to insert symbolic links or
whatsoever).
I've compiled it for the
Which version of unionfs did you build? Did you find it stable?
We wanted to use it in OpenEmbedded derived builds for Zaurus and iPAQS
etc., but had lots of problems with random OOPSes all around.
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Mickey.
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Michael 'Mickey' Lauer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Which version of unionfs did you build?
1.1.3
Did you find it stable?
No problems (I'm using it for 2 months now on the 770). Check it out,
it won't bite :-). I have it in everyday use on my Linux PC also (as
a lazy people's CVS replacement
