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Subject: BSP and mkfs.jffs2
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3) In the current BSP, the filesystem is defined statically, and the
mkfs.jffs2 filesystem builder utility is not applicable.


above is the response I got from freescale support to one of my queries.
Could anybody please explain what exactly does it mean?

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Munira Ahmed