For the beaglebone…what is the recommended location or technique for a small <1mb ramfs.
using libgphoto2 to grab preview images and then pass it through to my socket client. Need a place to temporarily store it.
FYI…new to Linux
For the beaglebone…what is the recommended location or technique for a small <1mb ramfs.
using libgphoto2 to grab preview images and then pass it through to my socket client. Need a place to temporarily store it.
FYI…new to Linux
Hi,
I use tmpfs:
mkdir -p /mnt/tmp
mount -t tmpfs -o size=2m tmpfs /mnt/tmp
HTH
Pedro
thanx works like a charm
another way can be:
mkdir -p /mnt/ram-disk
mkfs -q /dev/ram0 8192
mount /dev/ram0 /mnt/ram-disk
8192 is the size (8 MB)
Another way would just be to stick it in /tmp, no....?
Hi,
I believe that /tmp is part of the sdcard filesystem (mmcblk0p2) and he needs a ram fs (like ramfs or tmpfs) to speed up the process.
regards,
Pedro
2012/6/1 Pedro Ignacio Martos <pi_martos2005@yahoo.com.ar>
Hi,
I believe that /tmp is part of the sdcard filesystem (mmcblk0p2) and he needs a ram fs (like ramfs or tmpfs) to speed up the process.
regards,
Pedro
Another way would just be to stick it in /tmp, no....?
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I am trying to find something like that (ramfs, filesystem over RAM), I have this link that I think is the method…
what do you think?