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Hi, |
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I would tell it depends on your application needds : |
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is it a network or automation or other application ? |
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need for X11 ? |
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do you need a write access in the targetted file system ? |
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Best Regards |
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Steph |
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Quentin Arce wrote: |
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>--- Ned Ludd <solar@g.o> wrote: |
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>>On Sun, 2005-04-10 at 14:43 +0200, Carsten Salveter |
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>>>Hello, |
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>>>I want to start with an installation of Linux on a |
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>>single board PC with |
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>>>a 256MB compact flash modul. CPU is a Geode GX1. |
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>>>Is it necessary to use the uclibc-stages to start |
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>>with? Is Gnap the |
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>>>right tool to build the system? Or is it only to |
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>>to build small network |
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>>>based applications? |
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>Wow... 256MB on an embedded device!! With that much |
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>space you could go for the gnap approach of ramdisk |
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>which expands into memory and then overlays there or |
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>you could go for a real un-compressed rootfs. |
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>Both work. |
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>Just ask yourself what your strategy is for storing |
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>persistent data across reboots. |
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>Q |
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>http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=gentoo-embedded&m=110218800625580&w=2 |
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>>Or you can use the GNAP |
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>>[snip] |
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>>hrmm X stuff.. shrug.. |
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>>good luck. |
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>>Ned Ludd <solar@g.o> |
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