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Subject: Can jffs2 support XIP extensions?
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Does anyone know if jffs2 can utilize/support XIP (eXecute In Place)?  
I've read that only CramFS can work wit it.  I'm a little unclear about 
how XIP works and it's implications with jffs2 / CramFS.
Can anyone shed any light on this for me?

Much thanks in advance...
Chris B.


P.S.
Thanks for the replies re: my CVS question (and ipv6).  I was hoping 
that ipv4 would have been restored by now, but I think this will give me 
the excuse to finally upgrade to ipv6.  Also, thanks for the howto link 
David...!