To answer Bill's question about the filesystem layout in Familiar, here's the scoop:
/ is a JFFS2 partition mounted RW. RW?! Yeah, but don't worry, it only gets written to when you make a change to something like /etc/foo or something else not in /var or /tmp. /var and /tmp are kept in a ramfs partition in RAM, allowing the frequent writes associated with these directories without slow write times and/or wearing out a sector of flash. The init scripts do populate /var with some necessary data on bootup, but for the most part I think the logs are lost on reboot. Hope this answers your ? sufficiently, Bill! - Geoff _______________________________________________ vox-tech mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.lugod.org/mailman/listinfo/vox-tech
