does anyone know if chroot exists for NS/OS. I was thinking of a way to get past the whole 2gb/4gb limit in NS/OS.
It might be possible to boot from a normal NS/OS partition than chroot to a second partition with a file system that doesn't have that restriction.
I would have to see about adding support for the second file system as well. But I noticed that chroot is not in the system unless I missed it.
Quote from: "rpangrazio"does anyone know if chroot exists for NS/OS.
Nope, sorry. Chroot is buried fairly deep in kernels affecting path evaluation and came along later in OS development. 2G isn't really that painful a limit for the base OS. For /User you could use NFS and get more space. And if you can write a filesystem module, you could certainly bring another filesystem implementation in natively.
I figured it was something like that. It seemed to easy to be possible, and to not be used. Thanks for your response.