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Originally Posted by knc1
Or you have problems making your chroot'd system work.
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MY chrooted system worked fine on my K3 (including my tmpFS mounts). What does simply defining a RAMdisk as "files stored in directories that exist in RAM" have to do with "problems making YOUR chroot'd system work"? I can't find mention of chroot anywhere in the previous posts in this thread. In my experience, files stored in /tmp/ ARE stored in RAM (without delving into deep technical implementation details). I am more than a little confused about what your recent posts have to do with this thread.