Jeff Kent

Kernel installed fine here, on Debian stretch, globally. Using from within JupyterHub.

Hi Ben, Since the change simple enough, do you think you can get this into the Linux kernel? I don't want to diverge from the kernel code if I don't...

Let me know if they reject it, I'll merge in that case! On Fri, Jan 17, 2020, 10:10 PM Ben Mathews wrote: > Hi Jeff - Sorry for the delay....

I'm not exactly sure how to solve this. The error comes from init_bch in bch.c, which is magic to me.. I've tried different values of m and that didn't work...

I'm open for discussion on changing the API. Using kwargs would probably be best with sane defaults if they aren't specified. I'll update the bch library to the latest kernel...

I got around to working on this and the API is much better in the testing branch. The original issue cannot be solved without changes in bch.c because the BCH...

First off, thank you very much for the feedback! Its very much appreciated. I've resolved all these outstanding issues. You were correct, I forgot to update test2.py (now test_exynos.py) and...

> First glance does look pretty good, a few nice features like compression / obfuscation. Already has tooling for building the filesystem separate to firmware: Be sure to look at...

I forgot about this. Its due to IDF using its packaged version of python 2.7 which doesn't have pathlib. I'll work a version of the script that uses the legacy...

OK, I've fixed the python issue, https://github.com/jkent/esp32-espfs/tree/python-path-compat but there is more to do as we've diverged somewhere... I'll work on it more this evening.