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On 22/12/2010 18:42, Philippe Lelédy wrote:
On 22/12/2010 17:09, Christopher Rogers wrote:
The squashfs+xz is not build into kernel. Its build as a module.
Yes, and thank you.
I have a problem somewhere else
[...]
I will go on trying.
Ph.L
I built again with gen-distro and now, *all work fine*. -- don't know
why. My ram-iso is gunziped because it is faster at boot time, but my
loram-ram and my loram-cdrom are *squashfs+xz* as, because they are not
expanded at boot-time, I don't need gunzip's speed. My loram-cdrom has
two modes of booting after the RAM available, if not enough RAM it uses
the squashfs+xz on the cdrom if enough, it load this file in RAM
For me, it's the perfect setting, the maximum flexibility.
Next steps:
-1- loram-cdrom on USB
-2- uses ifmem.c32 to switch between booting mode automatically.
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