Hi!
> The only problem with JFFS is that it doesn't do compression, so there's
> a lot to be said for using cramfs if you have space constraints (and in
> embedded devices, if you don't have space constraints you're doing
> something wrong ;). So mixture of ramfs, cramfs and JFFS can be a good
> thing.
Thanx for pointer. I'm using initrd with ext2 on my philips velo (and
was thinking about starting using _compressed_ ext2 on it), but cramfs
seems like much better solution. I'd love to have some flash-rom,
unfortunately machine has none :-(.
Anyway, is there read/write compressed driver, currently?
Pavel
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