Tom Deblauwe wrote:
Hello,
Is it possible to make sure the fat16 filesystem on the resulting
binary has a certain size? I have tried and made a binary hook, that
adds a file of a certain size to the binary directory, so that my
resulting size is e.g. 250MB. But then it fails saying that there is
not enough space on the loop0 device. So the loop size is calculated
earlier apparently.
So what is the best solution to solve this?
Hmmm,
Apparently, I used this to create the file:
dd if=/dev/zero of=binary/emptyspace count=0 bs=1000000 seek=127
and then "du -ms binary" doesn't count it in. So now I use:
dd if=/dev/zero of=binary/emptyspace count=127 bs=1000000
And this works.
Best regards,
Tom,
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