Stellars Henson wrote: > > i can suggest creating custom rootfs. it's quite simple - > # tar -cp bin boot dev etc home lib root sbin usr var > /media/mmc1/backup.tar > > after which you only inpack it at your linux box, add: /media/mmc1, /mnt/initfs, /sys, /tmp, /proc > and pack and use tar2jffs2.sh to make jffs2 filesystem. then you only need to flash it: yes, this is workaround for missing -l tar flag in busybox which tars up only one local filesystem in real tar. You can workaround it by mounting root filesystem again with same flags to different place (/opt or /floppy) and then cd /floppy ; tar zcvf - . [...] or install rsync on device and rsync whole /floppy to desktop over network. This is a bit easier than making missing directories again and the result is also more like the original. I use this trick for making both rootfs and initfs customizations and so far had no problem. In 2.6 linux you _can_ mount same filesystem multiple times and it should be safe. Frantisek
