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  1. 25-01-23, 14:22 #1
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    Using full 8 gigabyte of Edision os mio plus 4k

    Hello everyone,
    I'm really happy to join this wonderful forum and I'm using openvix 6 on Edision os mio plus 4k. I'm not interested in multiboot on this device. I would like to use the full capacity of the internal flash and I don't mind losing multiboot patitions of the device. Would you help me do that ?
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    It not that easy. All the OE-A image builders use the same setup, delivering 4 partitions… and thats unlikely to change.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ahmad Allaf View Post
    Hello everyone,
    I'm really happy to join this wonderful forum and I'm using openvix 6 on Edision os mio plus 4k. I'm not interested in multiboot on this device. I would like to use the full capacity of the internal flash and I don't mind losing multiboot patitions of the device. Would you help me do that ?
    Best regards to all of you
    Probably a bad idea.

    Flash memory is intended for non-volitile storage and is relatively slow which is not a problem reading it on a boot-up cycle or when saving an image update.

    It's much better to use a large memory stick or usb disk drive for saving the EPG, timeshift or recording. An hours worth of HD recording is around 2G bytes.
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