wildpossumboy wrote:
> Hi Christian/Sergio and group.
>
> The type of partitioning you wish to use is all dependent on what you
> want to use it for.
>
> You can check what your system currently supports by doing "cat
> /proc/filesystems"; from here you can select the format type you wish.
> probably best to use ext3 for Linux usage, vfat if your into windoze
> usage.
Hi,
I think the question was more one how to partition the sdcard, in term
of number of sectors, primary partion or extended partition.
I didn't find any information in TS documentation on how to patition
yourself the SDCard. Perhaps it is as simple as creating 4 primary
partition, whatever the size of them.
As well, it seems that you are locked up with using a kernel with an
initrd followed by a pivot root to your NAND flash or your SD card.
Which is a bit annoying because you lost your root device, and
consequently a df -h doesn't show anything about freespace of your "/"...
Regards,
Chris
>
>
> Here is my system output:
> :apt# cat /proc/filesystems
> nodev sysfs
> nodev rootfs
> nodev bdev
> nodev proc
> nodev sockfs
> nodev pipefs
> nodev futexfs
> nodev tmpfs
> nodev inotifyfs
> nodev eventpollfs
> nodev devpts
> ext3
> ext2
> nodev ramfs
> nodev nfs
> jfs
> yaffs
> yaffs2
> nodev rpc_pipefs
> nodev usbfs
> vfat
> :apt#
>
> As you can see from the above printout, my system currently supports -
> ext3, ext2, jfs, yaffs, yaffs2 and vfat. Formats are conditional on
> what kernel modules are loaded so, your system will probably support
> more. For example when I mount a NFS fs via a "mount -t nfs ..."
> session you would see that nfs is now in the printout.
>
> Alternatively, if you want to load images and boot from the device,
> you will have to use "yaffs2" I think is usual.
>
> Hope this assists you.
> Cheers. Grahame
>
>
> --- In Christian Gagneraud <>
> wrote:
>> seryiolj27 wrote:
>>> My name is Sergio, I neeed to make the partitions on a 2GB SD memory.
>>> example:
>>> the partition1=I don't know the type of partition (primary or ext)
>>> the partition2=I don't know the type of partition (primary or ext)
>>> the partition3=I don't know the type of partition (primary or ext)
>>> the partition4= I don't know the type of partition (primary or ext)
>>>
>>> I have a TS-7800
>>>
>>>
>>> can you please help me
>> Sergio,
>>
>> The more the people you ask to, the better chance you'll get an answer!
>>
>> Honestly, i can't answer this, for mow i use the images from TS ftp
>> site, but i'm interesting in the answer as well! ;~)
>>
>> Chris
>>
>>> excuse me for my english, I speak little english
>>>
>
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