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El jue, 25-01-2007 a las 17:36 +0000, Ed W escribió: |
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> Jose Alberto wrote: |
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> > I'm workin in the next version of GNAP, it will support SquasFS packages |
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> > and upgrade system :) |
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> > so i recommend you GNAP. |
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> Cool. I like the idea of GNAP anyway |
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> Have you a pointer to what a SquasFS package is? (SquashFS?) I'm guess |
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> that it's probably a unionFs arrangement of multiple SquashFS |
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> partitions. Presumably you just drop the changes on top and they mask |
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> out the old stuff? |
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sorry, i mean SquashFS packages :) Are precompiled pkgs, you just drop |
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it in a rw partition of the CF or HD and them will expand itself in the |
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init of the system. So will be very easy to upgrade only some parts of |
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the system |
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> Actually my use is for more of a stripped down system, eg Epia box with |
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> a HD. Probably I don't have such tight requirements as a truly embedded |
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> system, it's mainly that I like Gentoo in general, but want to avoid |
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> having a compiler and 800MB of portage files on my distribution box, yet |
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> still be able to update packages |
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> The intended use was to host FreePbx, ie I will need Asterisk, plus some |
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> heavyweight webserver which supports PHP, eg Apache |
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> Cheers |
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> Ed W |
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