Hi Hemanth, no i am not using any customised one.
i had build the rootfs for beagleboard default config, i am using Gingerbread-2.3.4 android source. this one my build command. make TARGET_PRODUCT=beagleboard TARGET_BUILD_VARIANT=tests -j8 droid 2012/1/12 Hemanth(ヘマント) <[email protected]> > Hi, > > You could start off by identifying the largest items. > "du -ah <path to rootfs> | sort -rh > > Then depending on the output you can start by working on the larger > items. > > 1. Try to identify duplicate copies of items (pictures, executables > etc) and eliminate redundancy > 2. See if you can move some of the executables to another location > 3. Try to reduce the number of statically linked files > 4. Change the optimization flags to "-Os" where applicable (the gains > might be negligible) > 5. This is more tricky, but if possible try to see if you can use > softlinks to move some items to a different partition. (This might > involve some redesign and affect some of your exisitng code, so it > should be done carefully) > > I am curious to know why your rootfs is so big in the first place. Is > it some customized code you are running? > > On Jan 11, 1:21 pm, venkat k raju <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi Satish Patel, > > > > i want to work on the android rootfs optimization (reduce the size of my > > rootfs). > > > > right now my rootfs 74MB. > > > > can you suggest me any reference links to start it and how can i > processed > > and all. > > > > -- > > thanks&Regards > > k.v.raju > > -- > unsubscribe: [email protected] > website: http://groups.google.com/group/android-porting > -- thanks&Regards k.v.raju -- unsubscribe: [email protected] website: http://groups.google.com/group/android-porting
