On Wed, 2009-01-21 at 17:01 +0100, Jo-Philipp Wich wrote: > > Yes. For squashfs + jffs based systems you could also investigate the > contents of /jffs, > which contains only files that where modified compared to the initial rom > file system.
Yes, that is an interesting approach for such systems. Wouldn't apply to me though as I mount / from a USB storage device and use it as a regular RW filesystem. > It builds a temporary ramdisk, chroots to it, flashes the image from there and > reinitalizes the jffs2 partition from within the yet running system. Interesting. > It works pretty well now. Good news. > > > So how do I know which ones specifically that is? > > Basically all platforms that utilize squashfs + jffs2 in only one single > image file for > flashing. Examples for that are bcm47xx, bcm63xx, x86 (not for ext2) and > others. Ahhh. Cool. I might have to try playing with this on my WRT54GS. > Yes, I'd suggest to try it out. If it supports your platform then it might be > a suitable > solution for you. Is it, or will it some day get Luci driven to operate as seamlessly as native firmware upgrades? b.
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