Hey Blair,
I think we chatted on the phone... figured I would chime in over here too.
--- In ts-7000%40yahoogroups.com, "Blair" < ..> wrote:
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> Couple of basic questions about the 7350.
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> 1) What file system is used?
/dev/sdcard0 -- entire disk
/dev/sdcard1 -- FAT32
/dev/sdcard2 -- Non-Linux FS
/dev/sdcard3 -- Non-Linux FS (mounts as ext2)
/dev/sdcard4 -- JFS
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> 2) If it uses EXT2 and you don't gracefully shutdown, does that screw up the fast boot for next time?
In general, the fastboot environment is mounted as read only. If you pull the power when set to read only, there are no worries for corrupted/screwed up fast boots for next time.
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> 3) What can't you do from the "busybox shell prompt"? Can you a user-space
application? If so, what limitations are there?
It's surprising what you can accomplish here. You may want to take a look at the busybox webpage:
http://busybox. net/
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> 4) How long does it take to boot full Debian?
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About 15-20 seconds? I haven't grabbed a stop watch for the 7350, but that's what I would put it at (if not faster).
Best Regards,
Derek Hildreth
Technologic Systems