Chris Ross:
> Is there a hard reason SR_BOOT_LOADER_SIZE cannot be raised to sometime
> larger, perhaps 1024 (instead of the current 320) ?
That size is part of the disk layout.
Looking at <dev/softraidvar.h>, the layout of a softraid partition
is this:
16 sectors, unused (potential disklabel, boot block)
+ 64 sectors softraid metadata
+ 320 sectors boot loader space
+ 128 sectors boot block space
followed by the actual data
The boot block space is of dubious usefulness and unused as far as
I can tell, so I guess it could be reused to modestly extend the
boot loader space if there ever were a pressing reason.
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Christian "naddy" Weisgerber na...@mips.inka.de
