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Re: [Under consideration] More efficient and flexible use of internal flash
664? It's a directory, so surely 775 would be more appropriate. And why the -R if it's unable to create any files in there?
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I'm getting a microSDHC card. Is it exported as USB mass storage? Can I format it as, say ext3 and mount it anywhere?
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mounted large ext3 /home partition! |
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Without modifications? I'm assuming you have repartitioned your device to have a large ext3 /home that occupies all of the eMMC. On top of that, you've have created a mount -loop file to use as MyDocs. What did you do to have you home partition experted? And do you mean NFS (or others, such as sshf)s or USB mass storage? |
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Fremantle exports the full SD card, like Diablo (not single partition like Fremantle does on eMMC).
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ke-recv apparently hardcodes /dev/mmcblk0p1 as the partition which it exports via USB. in my case that's the ext3 partition. so basically I did nothing but reformat the vfat partition as ext3 and ext3 as vfat. |
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When your partition exported to computer it is not unmounted from n900. I used your repartition script before. Is ext3 working well for parallel access from n900 and computer? I had once corrupted files by simultaneous access from n900 and computer. I could be wrong and it could be other reasons... |
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Why do you need to modify ke-recv? |
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please don't mount ext3 simultaneously from N900 and computer! it will definitely lead to a corrupted fs. The simplest workaround should be the modifications to /usr/sbin/osso-usb-mass-storage-enable.sh I described in http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...9&postcount=68 assuming that your ext3 /home is /dev/mmcblk0p1 and your vfat MyDocs is /dev/mmcblk0p2 simply set DEV=/dev/mmcblk0p2 Quote:
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