Dear Pietro Paolini,
In message <[email protected]> you wrote:
>
> I am working on an embedded system which we would like upgrade using a new
> filesystem YAFFS2 instead of the old JFFS2, we actually mount the JFFS2
> partition from U-Boot and then we start the kernel. I looked in the boot
> source tree we actually use and I did not find YAFFS2 (or UBIFS ..)
Hm... I recommend to look at the mailine U-Boot tree instead:
-> ls fs
Makefile cbfs cramfs ext4 fat fdos fs.c jffs2 reiserfs
sandbox ubifs yaffs2 zfs
> under the fs/ folder, then I assume I don't have it. I'd like add that
> support without update the whole uboot source tree, is it possible or is too
> much complicated ?
This depends a lot on which exact version of U-Boot you are running
now, but given the fact that you see neither yaffs2 nor ubifs it
appears to be _very_ old, so you're probably out of luck.
On the other hand - switching to mainline code is usually a very good
idea anyway, so go for that.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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