----- "Muayyad AlSadi" <alsadi@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > snap3 is better for me also, its much faster, except the machine
> freezes
> > up entirely sometimes when im installing new software.
>
> when the persistent layer is full this happen
> there is no way I know to detects this
>
> for example I put a usual livecd on a usual usb key with 300MB
> persistent layer
> the free space is 4GB which is not true
>
So this makes me wonder ...
Why as part of the live cd creation process, don't we use resizee2fs to shrink
the image down to used space (2.1G) + overlay size? We could then use the
extra space for /home and swap. Right now mounting the NAND for /home is
horrible as it takes a very long time, so getting rid of that would be a huge
bonus (plus it would move all the Fedora bits to the SD card, which would be
better IMHO).
--
JB
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