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Munira Ahmed wrote:
> They are not part of the kernel. I downloaded then from AMD's website
> and would like to know how to use them

Okay that explains why I didn't have them :)

There is a good chance that the MTD code in the linux kernel already 
supports whatever chip you have (not sure if you mentioned its type)... 
the CFI support is pretty solid.

-R