Hi All,
A good idea IMHO. Small boot up means more stuff in removeable memory
means MUCH easier to try new versions. If we have a small simple bootup
all the "heavy" stuff could be on one plug-in memory or better two. One
for known good stuff and one for stuff being tested.
Just my 2 cen
>> I see. Sounds like a lot of trouble just to remove jffs2.
> Yes. Is there any particular reason you're trying to do so? I see
> what you're trying to do, but no why. JFFS2 is rather well suited for
> the hardware OpenWRT is targeted at, integrated HD or not. Does the
> 700gE not have any fl
On Mon, Dec 15, 2008 at 21:35, Stefan Monnier wrote:
> I see. Sounds like a lot of trouble just to remove jffs2.
Yes. Is there any particular reason you're trying to do so? I see
what you're trying to do, but no why. JFFS2 is rather well suited for
the hardware OpenWRT is targeted at, integra
> ah, you are looking for a subarch
> something like
> target/linux/brcm47xx/Makefile # add SUBTARGETS=myarch
> target/linux/brcm47xx/myarch/config-default # this is the kernel-config
> target/linux/brcm47xx/myarch/profiles/001-myprofile.mk
> look how it is done in target/linux/ixp4xx/
I see.
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Stefan Monnier wrote:
>>> I'm trying to build an WL-700gE (2.6) image that doesn't have jffs2
>>> built-in (only squashfs which then pivots to ext3), but can't seem to
>>> figure where is the code that causes jffs2 to be built into the kernel.
>> tar
>> I'm trying to build an WL-700gE (2.6) image that doesn't have jffs2
>> built-in (only squashfs which then pivots to ext3), but can't seem to
>> figure where is the code that causes jffs2 to be built into the kernel.
> target/linux/generic-2.6/config-2.6.*
Oh, so there's no *code* that turns it
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Stefan Monnier wrote:
> I'm trying to build an WL-700gE (2.6) image that doesn't have jffs2
> built-in (only squashfs which then pivots to ext3), but can't seem to
> figure where is the code that causes jffs2 to be built into the kernel.
target/linux/
I'm trying to build an WL-700gE (2.6) image that doesn't have jffs2
built-in (only squashfs which then pivots to ext3), but can't seem to
figure where is the code that causes jffs2 to be built into the kernel.
I thought the "FEATURES" setting in the target's file would do it, but
target/linux/brc
