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System
Partitions
| Mount Point | Device | Filesystem | Size | Function |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| / | /dev/ram01) | cramfs | ~15MB (~32 when uncompressed) | main system, read only |
| /mnt/conf | varies2) | vfat, ext2/ext3, reiserfs and isofs are supported | at least 16MB | saving configuration, rotating logs and usually also booting |
| /mnt/ramdisk | - | at least 10MB3) | tmpfs | running configuration and logs are located here |
| /mnt/stick | - | - | - | unused at the moment |
| /proc | - | procfs | - | as usual |
Dynamically changing size of /mnt/ramdisk:
This changes the size of /mnt/ramdisk to 20MB:
mount -t tmpfs none /mnt/ramdisk -o size=20m,remount
1) unless running in low memory mode, in which case this is hardcoded to /dev/hda3
2) has to be a type of device Shurdix can handle, which at the moment is a IDE disk, USB disk or stick, DoC. It should work with SCSI disks as well but is untested
3) boot scripts will allocate more if the config requires it, but if you run out of it during usage, you have to enarge it manually
