Blair,
The third partition on the SD card has been optimized for fast bootup speeds.
A larger partition would make for longer boot times. Instead of using the
initrd partition for storage, use the fourth partition.
Best Regards,
Derek Hildreth
Embedded Systems Engineer
Technologic Systems
--- In "Blair" <> wrote:
>
> Beware attempting to experiment with the EXT2 file system partition on the
> 7350 SD card that comes from TS. Not only is it severely space limited but
> the damn thing also has a severely limited number of inodes (number of files
> to us N00Bs) which in this case is 192. So, if you want to copy the default
> scripts so you have a working version still available, don't be surprised if
> you can only create one or two new files and get a nasty message like:
>
> cp: cannot create regular file 'shinit_old': No space left on device
>
> even though there is over 300K free on the partition. IMHO, that's a useless
> Linux error message. At the same time, it suggests that TS should have much
> larger setups for developmental use and let the developer optimize a setup
> for deployment.
>
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