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Joachim Ott schrieb:
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<pre wrap="">2009/10/20 Matthias Huber <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:matthias.huber@wollishausen.de"><matthias.huber@wollishausen.de></a>:
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just for clearness: is the boot - partition different from the rootfs ?
and how are the other partitions ?
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/dev/mtd0 is the 2 MB NOR flash that contains the NOR bootloader
/dev/mtd1 - mtd6 are the 256 MB NAND flash, the names and sizes are
shown when the kernel boots (check "dmesg | more" after boot) and they
contain:
- u-boot or Qi
- u-boot environment
- kernel
- splash image shown directly after power on
- factory settings
- rootfs
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my question was thougt as: do the other partitions also have to be
erased ?<br>
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on the mounted rootfs (/dev/mtdblock6) i am writing just normal without
erasing, thats why i am stating this question.<br>
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and what is then the difference between /dev/mtd6 and /dev/mtdblock6 ?<br>
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