Receiving that message "Filesystem image too big" with always differing values of how much bytes are too much made me wonder why.
I guess this is because in my case mksquashfs3-multi is used, which uses all available cores.
Therefore it may be helpful to document this in this section, that e.g. by calling taskset -c 0 make that little needed to fit into the firmware can be achieved by compressing just with one core (but takes longer).
Thanks for that great source of documentation and tools!
Receiving that message "Filesystem image too big" with always differing values of how much bytes are too much made me wonder why.
I guess this is because in my case mksquashfs3-multi is used, which uses all available cores.
Therefore it may be helpful to document this in this section, that e.g. by calling
taskset -c 0 makethat little needed to fit into the firmware can be achieved by compressing just with one core (but takes longer).Thanks for that great source of documentation and tools!