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From: "Alessandro Staltari" <a_staltari@yahoo.it>
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Subject: R: R: mtd on linux
Date: Sat, 14 Apr 2001 11:09:41 +0200
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> So once I have booted up, using a floppy, then how do I access the disk
> on chip? Do I mount it, then cd to it, and then do a 'ls' to see what is
> there, etc.?

Now I'm not using MTD but there is people that is using that, so I belive
this is really possible.

Regards

Alessandro.



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