Re: customizing disk: free sectors problem
Tom Oehser <[email protected]> Wed, 7 May 2003 07:51:58 -0400 (EDT)
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.tomsrtbt |
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> > You need to learn how hard links work. Consider: > Ok, thanks! Now all make sense... although is very amazing > to me that 42 programs (gzip, ifconfig, etc.) with very different > functions were the same physical file (the same inode, I mean)... > Where is the trick? :) They are "busybox", a multifunction thing, note that linking the programs together saves space by reducing overhead as well as allowing them to share common stuff. > If disk space cannot be freed deleting files, how Oh- it *can* be freed by deleting files. It is just harder than you thought. For example, you could delete pcmcia drivers you don't use, or man pages. > can I configure the tomsrtbt diskette to > include SMB support (that is, de smbfs.o > module and the smbmount, smbmnt and > smbumount files to mount/umount remote > shared resources)? Or it is impossible? It certainly is not easy to find free space. If you can't find enough, you can always put it on a second floppy diskette... -Tom