customizing disk: free sectors problem
"Agora" <[email protected]> Tue, 6 May 2003 17:28:31 +0200
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.tomsrtbt |
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| Message-ID | <00a201c313e4$26a848e0$4000a8c0@sirio> |
Hello everyone! I'm trying to customize tomsrtbt 2.0.103 to add SMB support using the unpack.s/buildit.s method described in FAQ question 7. So, I unpack.s the diskette, and put in 2/bin smbmount, smbmnt and smbumount files and smbfs.o in 2/lib/modules. All the four files were downoladed and bunzip2ed from tombsrtbt addons webpage. These files takes all together 725.328 bytes, so I deleted some files that I don't need in the diskette (in particular, nc, zcat, gzip, gunzip, traceroute, telnet and wget binaries). The deleted files free 767.711 bytes, so the copied files should fit in the diskette, aren't they? ...But when trying buildit.s I get an ugly error message: ... Cannot build, -439 sectors free! I would like to know: - What is the rule to calculate the disk space that copying/deleting a file takes? - How can I free space to copy the files that I need (in general, any add-on that would be needed)? Deleting more files? Any help is welcome. Thanks very much in advance! -------- FermÃn PD. Sorry for the duplicated mail :(