[OpenWrt-Users] MTD partitioning and rewriting
Robert P. J. Day
rpjday at crashcourse.ca
Mon Dec 10 17:03:40 CET 2007
just wanting to verify my MTD partitioning, if i "cat /proc/mtd" on
my WRT54GL, then based on the docs, what i'm looking at is:
mtd0: cfe (bootloader)
mtd1: linux (collectively referring to ...)
kernel
mtd2: rootfs (squashfs format)
mtd4: OpenWRT (JFFS2 filesystem)
mtd3: NVRAM
this means that, when i use the "mtd" command to rewrite the
"linux" MTD partition, i'm rewriting the entire combination of the
kernel, rootfs and JFFS2 filesystem simultaneously.
i'm assuming, then, that (technically) i could similarly rewrite
the rootfs or OpenWRT partitions individually if it ever became
necessary. i'm not saying i'm about to run off and do that, just that
it's technically possible, right?
rday
p.s. i'm also assuming that any rewrites using "mtd" must *always*
involve pure .trx files, not .bin files.
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