> It's a standard 'union' type filesystem - where you have a mounted drive > which is readonly (this is often a compressed filesystem or a ROM > filesystem), and you 'overlay' another mount point, which contains all the > files that you modify. In this case jffs2 -which is a filesystem designed > for flash memory. OK, it slowly gets clear for me. :-) But the writable part seems to be /jffs (which is mounted /dev/mtdblock3), and is not full: /dev/mtdblock3 5.7M 1.2M 4.5M 21% /jffs And, I can create files everywhere by hand (except in /rom, which is read-only). This is what I don't understand, because opkg cannot do it.
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