Hi, > Can you tell me, how to interpret this: > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr# df > Filesystem 1k-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on > none 15208 8 15200 0% /tmp tmpfs, residents in ram
> /dev/mtdblock/5 1472 324 1148 22% /rom/jffs the jffs2 partition new data gets written onto, residents on flash > /jffs 1728 1728 0 100% / the readonly squashfs partition on flash > /jffs 1728 1728 0 100% /tmp/.fwcf/root just another mountpoint of the former partition, no idea why it's needed, but it's normal > fwcf 15208 252 14956 2% /etc also a tmpfs, residents in ram unless manually written (see below) > It looks like the root-filesystem is full, but /etc has plenty of space??? You have 1148k free on the flash. The contents of the readonly squashfs and the writeable jffs2 partition are "combined" via a overlay file system called "mini_fo", to get a transparent writeable root. http://www.denx.de/wiki/bin/view/Know/MiniFOHome for more info. The partition for /etc is only 128k on the flash, but its contents are copied to a tmpfs on boot, and have to be written with "fwcf commit" manually. It's called fwcf, short for FreeWRT Configuration Filesystem, read about it on http://www.freewrt.org/trac/wiki/Documentation/Specs/FwCf. Regards, -- Lothar Gesslein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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