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Subject: where do I get information about mtd partition?
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Is there any tutorial available on mtd's support of jffs2?

I would like to know how mtd supports jffs2 and where to debug if I am
unable to mount jffs2 correctly.

Further I would like to know if there is any document which would
describe the function of files in mtd folder of linux kernel.

when I did pattern search for mtd_partition I got a long list of files
so I am not sure how do I find out the details of mtd partitions

Regards



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Munira Ahmed