On Tuesday 29 December 2009 11:03:01 Marius Vollmer wrote:
> ext Attila Csipa <[email protected]> writes:
> > A broader question is if the 500K as a *number* should be part of the
> > blocker paragraph. [...]
>
> I think the only sane thing to do is to look at the ratio of files in
> /opt to those not in /opt, and require that ratio to be at least the
> same as the ratio of the space in /opt to the one in /.
>
> Maemo-optify could be changed to move as many files into /opt as needed
> to meet this requirement, starting from the biggest. It's on my todo
> list...
I don't understand why maemo-optify doesn't just move *everything* to /opt,
including files under 2k etc. What advantage does it give to not have them in
/opt? For instance, I ran into this problem with asterisk where it had many
small sound files which still put 600k on the NAND.
- } elsif ($size >= 2048) {
+ } elsif ($size >= 0) {
...
In sum, what is the upside of including anything but symlinks on the NAND?
IMHO, it should punt everything to /opt as long as it is needed at all.
Thanks for maemo-optify, it makes things sooooo much lazier^H^H...easier. :)
-Jeff
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