(as wolfgang also responded to this, i'll save some feedback for his post.)
On Sun, 27 Jun 2004, Eugene Surovegin wrote: > Yes, this is possible and actually quite trivial. > > Partition your flash the way you want, e.g. reserve part of the > flash chip for root fs, place filesystem into it and mount > corresponding mtdblock device during boot, e.g. use something like > "root=/dev/mtdblock1" if you have several fs compiled into your > kernel you can use additional command line parameter > "rootfstype=<your_root_fs>" to prevent kernel trying all registered > fs while mounting root. yes, i found out that it was, in fact, kind of embarrassingly easy. i just followed a sample partition definition in rpxlite.c and, lo and behold, it just worked. i'm not used to having things just work. :-) rday ** Sent via the linuxppc-embedded mail list. See http://lists.linuxppc.org/
