Cisco Cisco Smart Storage Hard Drive Trays Referencia técnica
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IMPORTANT Notes
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Never put any larger files on your flashboot device and ramdisk. Instead create a
symbolic link to whatever you want to put there.
Create a link from /usr (which is in the ramdisk) to
/share/MD0_DATA/jre1.6.0_10 (which is on a hard disk) at the
mountpoint /usr/java
# ln
–sf /share/MD0_DATA/jre1.6.0_10 /usr/java
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Always use the full system path because locations like /opt/bin or /opt/sbin might
not have been exported yet when the autorun.sh is executed.
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Always mounting and editing the autorun.sh on the flash could be an annoying
task. More important, it may reduce the lifetime of some flash blocks. Flash
blocks have limited write/erase cycles, and mtdblock device driver does little to
prevent their wear. To avoid this, you could configure autorun.sh to launch
another script located in the inner drive: in this way there no need to always
mount and modify the file inside the flash. But only edit the script file located on
your drive.
Create the directory /share/HDA_DATA/ .pkg/autorun
The autorun.sh located on the flash could be something like
/share/HDA_DATA/ .pkg/autorun/autorun.sh
Edit the file /share/HDA_DATA/.pkg/autorun/autorun.sh to be used to
launch all your start scripts.
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For More Information
For more information about Cisco Smart Storage Applications, visit the Cisco Small Business
Wikipedia:
Memory Technology Device (MTD)
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