Joel Newkirk a écrit :
When (if) I get my FR where I plan to retain the same installation
long-term, I intend to carve up the 8gb uSD and have /dev/mmcblk0p3 as
/home. (partition #2 as swap, #1 as alternate boot)
Did the same thing here (swapped swap and home). This is the important
part of
Linus Gasser wrote:
Joel Newkirk a écrit :
When (if) I get my FR where I plan to retain the same installation
long-term, I intend to carve up the 8gb uSD and have /dev/mmcblk0p3 as
/home. (partition #2 as swap, #1 as alternate boot)
Did the same thing here (swapped swap and home). This is
All that works just fine, particularly the use of a swap partiton which
eliminates the slowing of the FR with time. I also made /usr/local point
to the uSD so that any applications I install are not affected by
changes to the flashed stuff.
I notice little negative effects by putting as much as
Flash has limited writes in its lifetime. That is why we have special
filesystems for flash [1],[2] (e.g. jffs2).
ext3 (due to its journalling) might not be good idea for Sd-card. I think
ext2 would fare fine except that it might be left with corrupted FS in case
improper shutdown but at least it
I just did as L. Gasser said, it's working fine, i notice some slowlyness in
xTerm in the neo when working in /home/ area but it's no big deal.
Used gParted to make partitions, and used ext2 instead of ext3
thanks guys
J
On Monday 20 October 2008, Iain B. Findleton wrote:
All that works just
Vikas Saurabh wrote:
Flash has limited writes in its lifetime. That is why we have special
filesystems for flash [1],[2] (e.g. jffs2).
ext3 (due to its journalling) might not be good idea for Sd-card. I
think ext2 would fare fine except that it might be left with corrupted
FS in case
Hi,
Tryed to find in the threads but no luck.
Is there a way that /home/ is in my SD card? Only /home/, like we do in Linux
distributions... so I can flash whenever i want the Neo without loosing
configuration files, icons and stuff I am adapting for myself in the Neo?
The idea is to have the
Is there a way that /home/ is in my SD card? Only /home/, like we do in Linux
distributions... so I can flash whenever i want the Neo without loosing
configuration files, icons and stuff I am adapting for myself in the Neo?
Did you try
#link /media/card/home /home
On Sun, 19 Oct 2008 22:39:34 +0100, Andy Selby
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way that /home/ is in my SD card? Only /home/, like we do in
Linux
distributions... so I can flash whenever i want the Neo without loosing
configuration files, icons and stuff I am adapting for myself in the
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