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Originally Posted by Estel View Post
By the way, as for multiboot itself, why you think ubifs rootfs partition doesn't support wear-leveling? Ubifs is special filesystem designed for flash devices, and AFAIK (Wikipedia seems to agree) it supports wear leveling better than any other filesystem used in N900
Yes. But the Kernel's not on the Rootfs. It's on a seperate ~2mb partition. This is why kernel-power-flasher is needed; It has to actually write the partition at a low level, not just copy a file somewhere.

The rest is true - multiboot write kernel every time You choose different one. Ho ever, it doesn't flash *every* reboot (when different kernel is *not* chosen), as some (not Robbie) claims.
That's exactly what I said - whenever you boot /something else/. Ah well, perhaps I wasn't clear enough there.


Originally Posted by x-lette View Post
Just running BackupMenu 1.10 from repo. Are there any changes to backup functionality? Seems backup is way slower than before. I'd estimate a factor of three or four.
Nope, no changes. I've no clue why it'd be slower, unless you chose the "compressed" option.
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