PowerGod
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This is just an idea that came to my mind, but I totally ignore the argument, so I need some info about this possibility.
If I understood correctly, with Linux you just can tell (to the kernel ??) where the filesystem to be used is located (like Pandebian works ??), now, is it possible to monitor an SD so that if it has the /bin directory, then both the NAND /bin and the SD /bin are used as a single folder ?!
Maybe just creating some kind of symlink on the nand...
It can be some kind of mess... or not ?!
My purpose is to be able to have complete linux programs installed on a SD, so I can use them with SuperZaxxon without rebooting or installing the OS on the SD...
If I understood correctly, with Linux you just can tell (to the kernel ??) where the filesystem to be used is located (like Pandebian works ??), now, is it possible to monitor an SD so that if it has the /bin directory, then both the NAND /bin and the SD /bin are used as a single folder ?!
Maybe just creating some kind of symlink on the nand...
It can be some kind of mess... or not ?!
My purpose is to be able to have complete linux programs installed on a SD, so I can use them with SuperZaxxon without rebooting or installing the OS on the SD...