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 thanks ben,

I have already tried to build jffs2 image as per link mentioned using
mkfs.jffs2 utility, but mkfs.jffs2 is absent in host...so i downloded
mkfs.jffs2 from net and used the same to create the image.Is it the correct
way?

it is giveing error when booting...

nethra

> thanks...
> 
> what are the steps to create jffs2 image?
> 
Here's a good link on building a JFFS2 filesystem:
http://www.denx.de/wiki/view/DULG/RootFileSystemOnAJFFS2FileSystem

> do i need to disable nfs option in kernel?
No.  Both can happily co-exist
> 
> what r steps for jffs2 mounting after nfs mounting on the board?
> 
Try:

mount -t jffs2 -o ro /dev/mtdblockX /<mount_path>

I'd recommend booting to an NFS filesystem.  Once in Linux, you can try
mounting the JFFS2 block and debug from there.  Once you have that
working, try booting to JFFS2 via the MTD_PHYSMAP methods.

regards,
Ben


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