Hi, David and Wolfgang,
I have been building my images with strip and the difference is quite
small. According to some web item I found when researching what
sstrip did, the claim was that strip took out most of the space and
sstrip added only a small amount, sometimes less than one per cent.
Not stripping at all, which I also tried, increased library sizes by
perhaps 10 per cent or so. I didn't really look that closely. I had
no problem with either space on the SD/NAND or in RAM. But then I
only run command line:) Except for gmu, I don't use the frame buffer
yet--takes too much space:)
So I would recommend that strip be used and not sstrip. The
difference in space is AFAIK less than one per cent.
Delbert
On Sunday 02 January 2011, Wolfgang Spraul wrote:
> David,
>
> > AFAICS the only rationale for 'sstrip' is for keeping flash memory usage
> > down. With 2GB of flash available on the NanoNote, maybe we shouldn't
> > be so stingy here?
>
> Definitely. Maybe we can measure how much bigger things would get
> with strip. How about memory consumption?
>
> Wolfgang
>
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