/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2012/04/29/#ubuntu-arm.txt

=== ubuntu64bit is now known as happydays
happydaysi take it that the fat.ko and vfat.ko for my marvell arm processor is the bootloader so what does .ko stand for?05:02
happydaysok, thanks for the help i found out .ko means kernel object file05:07
happydaysso does fat.ko seach the input/output and vfat.ko point to the actual OS05:09
happydaysor vice-versa05:10
scienteshappydays, fat.ko doesn't have support for long file names05:12
scienteswhile vfat does05:12
scientesfat is only 7.3 file names05:12
happydaysscientes: ok but for an arm processor you wouldn't need much anyway05:16
scienteshappydays, it has nothing to do with the processor05:16
scienteslike, a mobile phone uses 7.3 safe file names05:17
scientes**digital camera05:17
scienteswhen it uses the fat filesystem05:17
happydaysdoesn't it act as a bootloader for the arm?05:17
scienteshappydays, that doesn't concern the kernel05:18
scientesthats uboot code, if you are using that sort ofsetup05:18
scientes(my sheevaplug just uses a flat uImage partition, and then ubifs)05:18
happydaysoh05:18
happydaysforgot05:18
scientessure you can also access i from linux05:18
scientesbut i dont have any comp with that sort of bootloader05:19
scientesfat is a VERY simple filesystem05:20
scientesboth with and without long file names05:20
happydayscool ok thanks05:21
scientesand for that reason it appears in alot of embedded devices05:22
scientes...and bootloaders05:22
happydaysi was just running my arm machine got side track on what i was doing and completely forgot about the uboot cause i got into the machine at the password and not the boot lol05:30
happydaysBTW sheevaplug's are great inexpensive devices great for learning the in's and out's of embedded systems05:39
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