Am Dienstag, 24. November 2009 13:09:17 schrieb [email protected]: > Rene Mayrhofer: > > =46or the record, I have now switched to using noxino to avoid the memory > > u= sage=20 > > (which breaks services on our embedded systems with only 256MB RAM), and > > so= =20 > > far everything seems to work. We have tested squid, havp, and amavis so > > far= =20 > > and have not yet encountered any issues. I will report back if > > anything=20 unexpected happens. > > The noxino option is for those how hates such situation. > But I'd never recommned it to those who doesn't understand what will > happen when the inode numbers are changed silently. > Can't you prepare a small HDD for xino files?
No. Those appliances don't have a HDD, and putting xino files on a compact flash is probably not a good idea. > > PS: With recent discussions on LKML, what are the chances of aufs2 > > being=20 merged upstream? > > Recent? > Do you mean the mails in April? > They already decided to merge UnionMount. Aufs will never be merged. Well, yes - recently is relative ;) However, I was under the impression that even UnionMount was not without opposition, and that its merging was not completely clear at that time. best regards, Rene -- ------------------------------------------------- Gibraltar firewall http://www.gibraltar.at/
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