Re: [ts-7000] Re: Dealing with unexpected power supply loss in ucLinux?

[chris dewbery <>]

> If you're really paranoid, use squashfs instead of jffs2.  squashfs is
> built compressed, and cannot be changed other than rebuilding the
> whole filesystem.  (Does the TS kernel support squashfs?)
>   
not out of the box,

but if you download the kernel source apply the squashfs patches for
2.4.26 it works fine.

we use squashfs for our project, it allows us to store the entire rootfs
in a single (squashfs) file
which is mounted as a loopback device by the initrd and then pivoted. 
This allows us to replace the
entire rootfs easily by just uploading a new image file, works well :)





 
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