Barry Fawthrop wrote:
> Hi Kristian
>
> What are you meaning more space in "/" ?
> If it is from the partition sizes I mentioned I don't mind which is which
>
> If I'm understanding AstLinux correctly so far.
>
> The AstLinux "image" what sits on the CF is supposed to be Read-Only
> while what is on the KeyDisk (your configurations) is to be Read/Write.
> Am I correct.
>
> This being the case then I would want log files possible odd recordings
> etc.. on the KeyDisk and thus the keydisk would require the most space.
>
> If the CF is Read/Write then I'm not understanding why the need for a
> KeyDisk ?
>
> Yours Truly
>
> Barry
>
Barry,
The average user should not add anything to the root partition. You
can install AstLinux on a CF and then create another partition on the
same CF for your keydisk. You can then use all of the space on that CF.
It should also be possible to create a keydisk on another device, and
then mount the second partition on your cf as astlinux-opt. You can
pass astopt on the GRUB command line to have AstLinux automatically do that.
--
Kristian Kielhofner
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