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My /usr is 6.7GB large. That does not fit into any minimal embedded device. By far. Of course, you can strip /usr to make it fit into a 128MB root device (whic
by Wilya 15y ago
My /usr is 6.7GB large. That does not fit into any minimal embedded device. By far.
Of course, you can strip /usr to make it fit into a 128MB root device (which seems a bit more typical to me). Hell, you should be able to remove it, that's the whole point of having it in the first place.