10.04.2016 16:28, kp kirchdoerfer пишет: > Hi; > > Am Samstag, 9. April 2016, 14:23:31 schrieb Erich Titl: >> Hi KP >> >> Am 09.04.2016 10:44, schrieb kp kirchdoerfer: >>> Hi; >>> >>> I've booted LEAF 6.0.0-alpha1 iso image in a vm with an attached (virtual) >>> hd. If the disk is partitioned and formatted it will be mounted during >>> boot, but never umounted. >>> >>> mount shows >>> /dev/sda1 on /tmp/tmp.kci8fg type vfat etc >>> >>> This shouldn't happen. >>> I suspect the problem is in linuxrc/init. >> Yes I guess this is possible. Probably something that is not checked in >> the current linuxrc. I have never used a CD image so I would not know. >> >>> Any ideas how to solve? >> Need to look into linuxrc, where this should be umounted. As I forgot >> the charger for my other laptop, I have no access to the source code, sorry. > Are you away for a few days, or will it have to wait until end of summer? > >> On the otherr tread about the amount of directory/FAT table entries. >> Nobody will ever need all the LEAF packages, so copying all of them is >> plain crazyness. Upgrade could provide a solution, elsse maybe the >> images should just hold the basic packages and we should point to a >> package repository. This would make thesee errors go away. > It will not help, if a user loads more packages than the ~80MB limit, or less > if he'll add a unknown amount packages with long names(?), from a packages > repository. > > It's a flaw, we have to solve otherwise. > > We solved that limitation in install.sh, though I don't know what happens if a > user installs from ISO image to a 1GB partition, with a command setting root- > dir-entries to 1024 - for FAT32 it's to 0/ignored. > > Probably the solution should be to make ext2/3/4 the default instead of > VFAT...? > > kp 128MB DOM and 256-512MB flash works OK.
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