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| Hello! On Thu, Nov 17, 2005 at 01:50:43PM +0100, Rickard Dahlstrand wrote: >Hi, >RAM is getting cheaper and the devices I'm using right now have at least >256 MB of ram. The ramdisk-kernels have many advantages for the systems >I build the limited ramdisk-size is making it hard to get things done. >When using Flashboot and the ramdisk kernels you have a limit of >currently 14 MB if I have understand Damien's text from the flashboot >readme-file. Is this limit static or it there something that can be changed. Perhaps you could have a relatively small ramdisk as root filesystem, and later mount a MFS and populate it from somewhere, e.g. a readonly fs from flash (mount_mfs ... -P) or by restore(8)ing a (optionally gzipped/bzip2'ed) dump. >Rickard. Kind regards, Hannah. |