> 1) More space for packages is needed than available flash storage (we
> may also want more data storage, but generally that doesn't depend on
> having a larger rootfs, as it can easily go somewhere other than root)
I can think of 2 separate cases:
a) the extra flash space is "owned": it's expec
Hi all,
I wanted to let you know what I'm thinking for block-extroot in general
I am not planning on further work on block-extroot, but rather
addressing the reasons block-extroot was created.
Basically I see a few scenarios where block-extroot, or functionality
requested for block-root applies
