Eric Haszlakiewicz said;
I doubt that would do anything useful.
...[SNIP]...
At that point you're not using the FAT FS as a filesystem, but just
as a complicated disklabel.
No better than FAT, yes, right. PLS look at plus side.
Toru Nishimura / ALKYL Technology
I want to slowly start breaking down config(5) files (sys/conf/files,
sys/**/files.*) into small pieces. The goal is to clarify ownership of files;
lines like "file aaa.c bbb | ccc" are to be changed into "file aaa.c"
(ownership) and "ccc: bbb" (dependency). Because in the modular world one
file
On Tue, Mar 02, 2010 at 08:29:04PM +0900, Toru Nishimura wrote:
> Someone once said internal NAND controller chip fabricated in modern
> sillicon storage, like CompactFlash, SDMMC and others, are optimized
> for FAT FS runtime dynamism. It might be a myth. As It's not
> disclosed how the controll
Hi, thanks for your comment.
Michael van Elst replies;
Can you please explain in how far a single file and vnd layer
on top is any different to just the image (maybe in a partition)
on the medium?
I understand it is nice to have a system image on a FAT formatted
USB stick for portability and e
