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Stripping Unnecessary Data from Files in Linux


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I'm working with a Teensy++ 2.0 board which only has 128K of onboard flash memory. I'm using it as HID + Disk, so as well as program that contains the keystrokes, I also have it doubled up as mass storage. The files I need to on the disk ever so slightly exceed the limit. I literally need to lose a couple of K.
Is there a way of stripping out the unnecessary data from the files? Like all the NTFS permissions that windows uses (I'm in Mint now - no longer windows), and other data?

Thanks in advance for any advice..

  • 2 weeks later...
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what type of files are we talking about here?

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