The issue probably is that .npk packages are mostly a read-only compressed filesystem that is copied to the flash in its entirety and then are mounted at runtime (with the appropriate code to de-compress files on access).
So, it is not a simple matter of "during installation see which drivers are required and delete the remainder", as there is no support to delete files in the compressed filesystem.
If a .npk would be just like a .deb or .rpm (a compressed archive that is being unpacked during install) it would be easy.
So, it is not a simple matter of "during installation see which drivers are required and delete the remainder", as there is no support to delete files in the compressed filesystem.
If a .npk would be just like a .deb or .rpm (a compressed archive that is being unpacked during install) it would be easy.
Statistics: Posted by pe1chl — Mon Mar 18, 2024 11:08 am