> > > > BTW, you can partition your flash via cmdline > > So would that be the preferred way to configure MTD partitions ? > > Laurent Pinchart > Using the mtdparts option in the boot cmdline. example
mtdparts=256k(partition1)ro,333k(partition2),444k(partition3),-(partition 4) This will create /dev/mtd1, /dev/mtd2, etc, etc (and the corresponding mtdblock devices) - you still have to create the inodes manually (AFAIK) with the corresponding size, etc Using the '-' in the last option uses all the remaining space. (as the ro option that makes the partition read only. Useful for not overwriting your bootloader) -- - Thiago Galesi
