Andy Green wrote: > Is it the right thing, part of a larger solution? It at least enables > the device to boot.
Hmm, MTDPARTS_DEFAULT looks in fact more like a problem than the solution. If you use that by accident, your partitions will almost certainly differ from the ones you get with "dynpart". Given that we start with lots of small partitions, followed by the reasonably big kernel, and then the rootfs, chances are that you'll hit the first bad block in the kernel partition, and thus end up with confusion about where exactly the rootfs starts, which should be fun given jffs2's extreme tolerance to anomalies. So not using MTDPARTS_DEFAULT at all is probably better. I'll look into this during the partitioning cleanup. - Werner
