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Subject: Re: split mtd-utils
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Hi Frans,

Le Fri, 11 Jan 2013 09:40:43 +0100,
Frans Meulenbroeks <fransmeulenbroeks@gmail.com> a =C3=A9crit :

> Along the lines of the oe classic patch I propose to split as follows:
>=20
>=20
> mtd-utils-jffs2 package containing
> jffs2dump
> jffs2reader
> mkfs.jffs2
>=20
> mtd-utils-ubifs package containing:
> mkfs.ubifs
> ubiattach
> ubicrc32
> ubidetach
> ubiformat
> ubimkvol
> ubinfo
> ubinize
> ubirename
> ubirmvol
> ubirsvol
> ubiupdatevol
>=20
> mtd-utils package containing:
> docfdisk
> doc_loadbios
> flashcp
> flash_erase
> flash_eraseall
> flash_lock
> flash_otp_dump
> flash_otp_info
> flash_unlock
> ftl_check
> ftl_format
> mtd_debug
> mtdinfo
> nanddump
> nandtest
> nandwrite
> nftldump
> nftl_format
> recv_image
> rfddump
> rfdformat
> serve_image
> sumtool
>=20
IIRC sumtol is used for jffs2 images (to create the erase block
summary) so that may better fit into mtd-utils-jffs2

Also, nftl* rfd* doc* ftl* serve_image may go into a separate packate
(mtd-utils-misc ?) as I believe those tools are not very usefull in
most configurations using mtd with nowadays's flashs.

Eric