Re: ramfs/tmpfs for application partition

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On Thu, Jan 15, 2009 at 11:43, Jacob Avraham wrote:
> I have a system with 128M RAM and a flash partitioned so that 10M is dedicated to initramfs image,
> 6M to application partition. And another 6M for JFFS2.
> As I have plenty of RAM, I'd like to have my application directory mounted on RAM, from a pre-populated
> filesystem that resides in the 6M application partition.
> So basically I want to use the same mechanism as initramfs, but mounted on /my/app/partition instead of root.
> Does it make sense? How do I go about and do that?

`mount -t tmpfs tmpfs /my/app/partition` ?
-mike
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