pruning image after FBA

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Roger Levy

After FBA and before I create an .SDI file for remote booting, I noticed that
about 10% of my image consists of .LOG files. Is there any reason to carry
these files around in my runtime image? Are there other ways to prune before
creating my .SDI, e.g. is there any reason to retain the FBA directory? I have
not been able to find a discussion of this topic.

Roger Levy
 
Roger said:
After FBA and before I create an .SDI file for remote booting, I
noticed that about 10% of my image consists of .LOG files. Is there
any reason to carry these files around in my runtime image? Are
there other ways to prune before creating my .SDI, e.g. is there any
reason to retain the FBA directory? I have not been able to find a
discussion of this topic.

Roger Levy
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That would probably depend on which log files? Some log files are merely
data dumped for someone to look at. Some logfiles are files that are
actually used. As a very gross general rule, log files which are just
sequential text are typically disposable. Binary log files - don't touch
them.
 
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