>
> Why not using the JFFS2 (journaling flash file system) as midori linux
> did? It is suited for this kind of environment (small flash file
> systems) and also allows journaling (as the name says).
>
I think that JFFS is for "classic flash memories", and I am using
flash card with IDE interface, so it's behavour is like it is a regular
IDE Hard Disk. I have thinking about JFFS already:)
Right now, I have some other and very strange problem. I have rc.S as my
startup script and I put there line which have to start inetd :
/usr/sbin/rc.inetd start
But it doesn't work:(?! I can start inetd manually with
> /etc/init.d/rc.inetd start
but via rc.S I can't.
If I am a linux newbie I would think I have missing something, but I check
everything several times.
Btw, My ext3 system are working fine I am just gonna try it on partition
smaller than 24MB, and as U say, it would have to work cause of nature of
ext3. And also , I find some possible solution for making reiserfs smaller
and I will post it on the list as soon as I try it , if anybody
intersting:)
Ilic Aleksandar
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