Praj, I had some level of success. I had a target already built so under my <projects>/<targets>/<target-name>/fs directory, I created a mediasync, mediasync/video, mediasync/audio, and mediasync/photo. I put my content into those directors. However, in the final USB file system, I ended up with 3 top level directors; video, audio, and photo. What's the trick to setting up the file system structure the way you want in the target before you create the USB image?
Jim A On Fri, 2008-08-01 at 10:10 -0400, Prajwal Mohan wrote: > Jim, > If I understand your question correctly, you successfully wrote the > usb image on to a 8GB flash drive. And then you tried to copy media > files to that flash drive and there wasn't enough space. > MIC uses dd to copy the image file over to the usb flash drive. So the > usb flash drive will be formatted to the same size as the image. If you > want to include media in your image, I suggest you copy your media into > the target file system, then create the image and write that image on to > usb flash drive. > Thanks, > Praj > > > > Jim Abernathy wrote: > > I want to build a bootable USB Flash R/W image on an 8GB Flash key. > > > > I have done this with image-creator and run on a small 1G flash key. Now > > I want to build a 8GB flash bootable R/W image so I can add .mp4 videos > > for a demo. When I followed the same process as before, it worked, but I > > seem to have no more space on the flash key. There must be some fixed > > size limit that someone used to create the file system which isn't > > dynamically increasing when I use a 8GB flash key. Is there a way to fix > > this? > > > > Jim Abernathy > > > > > > > -- Ubuntu-mobile mailing list [email protected] Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-mobile
