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Old 11-05-2012, 08:59 AM   #39
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Originally Posted by twobob View Post
SO. this whole thread kind of petered out there...

Am I to understand the thrust of it say that the Guide by Eternal Cyclist is good?
With the mounting caveats as stated later... or do the notes of Eureka suggest that this needs more thought?

I'm struggling to put it all together.
I provided step-by-step how-to and did it (in all senses) by myself. It's working: right now, on my KT userstore is shrinked to 1GB, "free space" of 2GB is loop-mounted as ext3 filesystem. And that 1GB userstore is still recognized as USB disk when KT is connected to computer. Aso userstore is perfectly seen by all interested parties from KT firmware (framework, volumd, etc.). And there wasn't any changes in KT system scripts on main partition. It's just work and survives reboot.

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Originally Posted by geekmaster View Post
Does loop mounting a partition use less RAM than loop mounting an image file? Multiple people including myself and dasmoover (as I recall) have had issues with a K5 locking up while trying to do anything useful in a loop mounted ext3 (or ext2) image file, such as building packages. Even apt-get can lock up...
I thought, solution for lock-up was already found. Wasn't it?
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