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| admin-bwm [2023/05/13 23:13] – [Bandwidth Monitoring] -condense hogwild | admin-bwm [2023/05/14 01:01] – [Bandwidth Monitoring] hogwild | ||
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| * NVRAM is permanent storage, but is often tiny on routers. | * NVRAM is permanent storage, but is often tiny on routers. | ||
| - | * JFFS2 - This will save monitoring files to a portion of flash RAM formatted with the Journalling Flash File System, | + | * JFFS2 - This will save monitoring files to a portion of flash RAM formatted with JFS |
| - | * JFFS partitions are managed in the // | + | * JFFS is a journalling, |
| + | * JFFS partitions are managed in the // | ||
| * Storage space available depends on router specifications and which build is installed. | * Storage space available depends on router specifications and which build is installed. | ||
| * FreshTomato and any JFFS2 partitions share storage space on the same chip. | * FreshTomato and any JFFS2 partitions share storage space on the same chip. | ||
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| * Custom Path - This allows you to create a custom directory within the JFFS2 storage space. | * Custom Path - This allows you to create a custom directory within the JFFS2 storage space. | ||
| - | * This is useful when using JFFS2 for other storage tasks, and want to organize your storage into folders. | + | * This is useful when using JFFS2 for other storage tasks, and you want to organize your storage into folders. |
| (Default: RAM). | (Default: RAM). | ||
admin-bwm.txt · Last modified: 2023/05/14 03:05 by hogwild
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