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I have a PC with embedded Tiny Core Linux 4.0.2 and a SD memory card of 1GB. The problem is that sda1 is a 100% full and I found a file that is 700 Mb. The file is base.squashfs, can i remove it??
I have read that is a file that is used by live cd, and booting from usb…
Most probably the ‘base.squashfs’ contains the actual system image you are running. Removing it may be equal to removing your operating system.