How does one mount an existing jffs2 partition so it is writeable?
Christopher Hoover
ch at murgatroid.com
Tue Aug 20 12:34:12 EDT 2002
> I would much rather that JFFS2 not unlock blocks automatically. We
tend
> to lock blocks for a reason (e.g., so that we don't accidentally erase
> the boot loader with incorrect mount options).
You have a different flavor flash. My platform uses Intel C3
StrataFlash parts. The flash is completely locked after any power
cycle. If I don't unlock the jffs2 partition somehow someway, I can't
write to it.
I suppose we could add yet another mount option for this
("really_and_truly_rw"!).
-ch
ch at murgatroid.com
ch at hpl.hp.com
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