08.02.2012 02:19, Buckeye пишет: > Been using the 4.2beta1 now for a couple of weeks and lovin it! LEAF is > a perfect example of why Linux is sexy! > > Prior to this, have had my own home-rolled Linux version with trimmed > down kernel, etc. But I lost it to lightning/power surge a few month > ago. So I searched out, and found my dream - LEAF! > > I'm currently running on a Pentium IV (I think), 2 core 3GHZ processors, > with 1GB of RAM. Using a 4GB Memory stick as the boot device. I know > that is probably 10X what I need. Doing PPPOE on eth0 and fixed IP on > eth1. Can anyone recommend the best size of my syst_size, tmp_size, and > log_size? I am correct, that in my case, the numbers should all total > about 1Gig, right? Anything else to tweak? Summary size of ramdists + running image should be less than total RAM - in other case you can get OOM. > There is really only one improvement that I would like to suggest, if I > may. I would really like it, if the log files can somehow get dumped on > the memory stick. I don't like it that I lose my logs if the system > reboots. Or maybe I am missing something? Maybe an alternative would > be using sftp or scp from another machine to grab the logs? > > Hats off to all the folks who have had a hand in all this. I thank you! > > Bruce Deerhake > Dayton, OH > You can mount storage and log on it, or you can log across the network (syslog-ng can do it). One big trouble with mounted flash - if it will be switched off during write, it can be easily bricked, because on each write operation it updates translator into it's system area, and if this operation fails - you've got a dead stick.
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