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Hi,
I am designing an embeded computer product, using a Pentium-M processor
board
with a Flash Disk (for holding the runtime Image and loading it into the
Processor Memory).
The operating system (kernel) will be Linux.
I do not have a hard disk (or any other storage device) as part of this
system ie no storage device to write to.
I have been told that Linux will not be able to wok without a File System,
ie without a hard disk.
Is anyone aware or able to comment with certainty on this subject ??
Would the Linux Operating System be able to be configured to run without a
hard disk or any file system ?
If NO, Is there a way of tricking Linux to think that a File System
is present, but rather in memory ?
I thank you in anticipation.
Cheers
Phillip
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Phillip Papacostantinou
Principle Software Engineer
Raytheon Australia Pty Limited
Telephone 02 8870 6613
Facsimile 02 9878 4722
Email
PPapacostantinou@raytheon.com.au
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