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Hi,

I have enabled mtd in my config. When I boot from the updated kernel I 
find that /dev/mtdblock is not created?

How does the /dev/mtdblock get created? I didn't find this in the 
init/rcs script. I am under an impression that once the mtd is enabled 
in the linux
config file the creation of the corresponding node is taken care in some 
script.

I have a dummy nand driver written and placed in the mtd/nand location.

Please advice.

Vic