Quote:
Originally Posted by geekmaster
You may need to adjust the values in /var/local/mntusb.params (I think) to match your new partition layout...
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On my K5 I have only /var/local/system/mntusb.params and the first line says
"# auto-generated file -- do not modify!"
then:
Code:
# computed values
MNTUS_PART_START=16
MNTUS_PART_SIZE=1257496
MNTUS_PART_OFFSET=8192
The computation is actually pretty good. ;-)
PART_SIZE matches fdisk size output.
PART_OFFSET is the position of the secondary FAT.
Not matching the second part of mntusb.params could bring some speed loss - I gess.
Code:
# constant values
# FAT32 fs
MNTUS_FATSIZE=32
# Align fs data to 4MB boundary
MNTUS_ALIGNMENT_MB=4
# Use 8k cluster size for better write performance
MNTUS_SECTORS_PER_CLUSTER=16