Stefan Monnier wrote:
> Interesting. So that would mean that as long as I don't actually use
> a jffs partition, I can just strip off the last 4kB excess?
I guess so (the startup scripts may need some mangling too as they'll be
expecting a jffs filesystem there by default IIRC), but if you don'
Stefan Monnier wrote:
> Ping? Doesn't someone have some idea of where that might come from?
I'm not familiar with .trx in particular, but at least for AR7 squashfs
images there is a 4-byte jffs marker at the very end that is
deliberately aligned to the start of the next erase block after the end
Hi
In the course of commenting on #4522 I decreased the MTU on my DSL
connection while keeping mtu_fix disabled. Since I have a non-broken ISP
this shouldn't, in theory, be an issue.
However I now have 6 or so iptables rules applying TCPMSS PMTU clamping
to random broken netblocks - including, no
Can someone with access reopen https://dev.openwrt.org/ticket/2781
please? Thanks.
-O
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Hi
AR7 squashfs images (built in target/linux/ar7/image/Makefile) pad the
kernel image to a 64k boundary before appending the squashfs image.
Is this deliberate? It looks like it may have been introduced
accidentally in this commit:
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