'''NOTE:''' With about 1/8th of the rpms on a typical x86 install, you will experience a lot of failures with apps (VPN does not work, apps will be missing deps, etc. etc.).
= Using the onboard NAND flash as a swap drive =
cfdisk /dev/mtdblock2
# Create a "Linux swap / Solaris" partition that takes all the space:
# 1. remove any existing partitions, if any
# 2. create a new primary partition
# 3. select Type option, enter "82"
# 4. select Write option
# 5. select Quit option
mkswap /dev/mtdblock2
echo "/dev/mtdblock2 swap swap defaults 0 0" >> /etc/fstab
swapon -a
= Reporting issues =