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2008-04-04
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I suppose so... just copy everything and mount under /usr. But you will have weird problem should you want to give up the card - the flash usr will be out of sync with the mmc usr.
You'd be better off probably cloning the whole system and BOOT off the sd card.
Just search the forum there are some great tutorials on this.
You'd be better off probably cloning the whole system and BOOT off the sd card.
Just search the forum there are some great tutorials on this.
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2008-04-04
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Why do you want to do this?
If there is some extremely large app you want to install, you might be better off making /usr/local a symlink to the SD card and installing to that (assumes you're compiling it yourself of course). This produces fewer changes and no loss of functionality (other than what you installed there) if your SD breaks.
If there is some extremely large app you want to install, you might be better off making /usr/local a symlink to the SD card and installing to that (assumes you're compiling it yourself of course). This produces fewer changes and no loss of functionality (other than what you installed there) if your SD breaks.
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2008-04-04
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Originally Posted by TWINc
I don't think this is a good idea. There are many things in /usr which are needed at start up. And there is a good chance that your SD card won't be mounted when the init.d scripts run.
Hi there!
is it possible to move whole /usr directory to /dev/mmcblk0p2 (ext2 partition)?
You should plan on having a back up plan (like reflashing) should your IT not want to boot.
Craig...
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2008-04-04
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Originally Posted by TWINc
Good idea but move it one level up to / :-)
Hi there!
is it possible to move whole /usr directory to /dev/mmcblk0p2 (ext2 partition)?
Booting whole root from mmc is much more robust solution.
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2008-04-09
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Why it is more robust solution?
by the way i'm already moved /home and /usr to mmcblk0p2 and mmcblk0p3 respectively and this is work well.
by the way i'm already moved /home and /usr to mmcblk0p2 and mmcblk0p3 respectively and this is work well.
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2008-04-09
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[QUOTE=TWINc;167295
by the way i'm already moved /home and /usr to mmcblk0p2 and mmcblk0p3 respectively and this is work well.[/QUOTE]
Works well in what way? What are the advantages of what you're doing?
by the way i'm already moved /home and /usr to mmcblk0p2 and mmcblk0p3 respectively and this is work well.[/QUOTE]
Works well in what way? What are the advantages of what you're doing?
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2008-04-09
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Originally Posted by TWINc
Because then you have two independent bootable systems. With only /usr on mmc you have stuff splitted between card and internal flash so both parts depend on each other and if one breaks you are screwed. And there is no real advantage (except saving few megabytes on card for stuff outside of /usr) and it is harder to make it working correctly.
Why it is more robust solution?
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is it possible to move whole /usr directory to /dev/mmcblk0p2 (ext2 partition)?