On Thu, Nov 25, 2010 at 6:53 PM, Rock <[email protected]> wrote: > FYI, > > The stock CF disks runs out of inode space when you exceed 982 files. > > The busybox mkfs.ext2 has no help so I used stock options to re-make these > disks. > > I've done this to fix the problem: > > umount /dev/hdb1 > mkfs.ext2 -N 12000 /dev/hdb1 # We need about 11000 files for production >
Rock, I would recommend you to use *.mov container, not the individual JPEG (or JP4 if you need better quality iamges) files - the system can be terribly slow when handling so many files - this is why we never bothered to increase default number. Using *.mov container is the most CPU-efficient way to record many images with camogm, there are utilities to cut the file into frames. Alternatively you can write your program - just skip the mov header and index, all the rest will be just merged JPEG-format files, including Exif headers - nothing more or less. You can use markers (0xff followed by specific non-zero values - these combinations can not appear in the bitstream itself - all 0xff-s are escaped by 0x00 there). Andrey
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