Bug 362141

Summary: I urgently need help in Fedora LiveCD
Product: [Fedora] Fedora Reporter: Thiago Santana <thiago.braga.santana>
Component: revisorAssignee: Jonathan Steffan <jonathansteffan>
Status: CLOSED NOTABUG QA Contact: Fedora Extras Quality Assurance <extras-qa>
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Version: 7CC: jonathansteffan, vanmeeuwen+fedora
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URL: http://www.fedora.org.br/fortopic7100.html
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Description Thiago Santana 2007-11-01 16:50:58 UTC
Sorry to ask directly in bugzilla, but I asked some questions
to the Fedora Project Brazil group, with no succesfull answer.

http://www.fedora.org.br/fortopic7100.html

My name is Thiago Santana and I doing a derivative of
Fedora LiveCD for a Point of Sale application.

I need to understand a little bit of the Ramdrive
conceptual framework used in 'Fedora 7 LiveCD'.

There is a file system mounted on the root directory
("/"). How the system is it able to distinguish the
files and
programs previously recorded on the CD image from files
and programs created by me?

If I understand correctly, some files are stored in RAM,
but I didn't get how the file system manages the
available storage space. I want to know how to calculate
the RAM space I need for my files.

Furthermore, it appears to be that when I open some file
from the image for editing, the full contents of the
file is copied to RAM. Is that the case? If it is so,
what happens if I open a great number of files?

I will be waiting for your response.

Thank advance your information.

My best regards,

Thiago Santana

Comment 1 Jonathan Steffan 2007-11-11 01:12:46 UTC
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