Leonard Ye wrote:
> 4) bootldr + MTD + JFFS. This is the best combination. No DRAM is
> wasted and the filesystem can be updated on-the-fly.
As it turns out, the JFFS v1 code in the snapshot I released a few days
ago wasn't amazingly broken. I've placed a new snapshot online which,
barring more glaring oversights by me, should work on Assabet. (I've
done some quick sanity checks booting from JFFS on a phase 4
Assabet/Neponset and a phase 5 Assabet. No promises, though. =)
ftp://ftp.wearablegroup.org/pub/software/patches/
bootldr-snapshot-11-mar-2001.patch.gz
Note that when you `load jffs' now, the entire "jffs" partition is
erased (no need for `eraseall' or similar). The partition map that
bootldr assumes for Assabet (phases 4 and 5) is included in the preamble
to the patch; the correct root device for this map is "/dev/mtdblock2".
I wouldn't try the JFFS2 support just yet.
-jd
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