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Mike: /* UBIFS images */

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‎UBIFS images

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Mike: /* Creating NAND flash images */

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‎Creating NAND flash images

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 For NAND flash images management, you will need to have MTD utilities installed on your host workstation and on any root filesystem, used to boot the CompuLab XScale modules. MTD utilities are available as binary package in [http://packages.debian.org/stable/utils/mtd-tools Debian]/[http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=mtd-tools Ubuntu] and probably other distributions, or can be downloaded directly from [http://www.linux-mtd.infradead.org/ MTD website] or [http://git.infradead.org/mtd-utils.git MTD utils repository].
 {{note|If you want to use mtd-utils package from MTD utils repository, you may need to install some development libraries as described in [http://www.linux-mtd.infradead.org/faq/general.html#L_compile_mtd MTD's official FAQ].}}
 === JFFS2 images ===
-After the MTD utilties are set up use the following commands to create JFFS2 image:
+The following command sequence is used to create JFFS2 filesystem image:
 <pre>
 mkfs.jffs2 --no-cleanmarkers --pad --eraseblock=0x20000 --root=/home/development/cm-x270/rootfs --output=/path/to/tmp_image.jffs2
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 {{Important|Here {{parameter|eraseblock}} parameter may vary depending on your NAND flash and the layer used, for example: default CM-X300 kernel configuration enables UBI volumes on the NAND flash. To use the JFFS2 image on top of UBI volume the {{parameter|eraseblock}} size parameter should be set to {{parameter|0x1f000}}. More information on this could be found at [[JFFS2_images_over_UBI_layer|JFFS2 images over UBI layer]] page.}}
-The {{filename|image.jffs2}} is ready to be transfered to the device NAND flash.
+The {{filename|image.jffs2}} is ready to be transferred to the device NAND flash.
 === Legacy images ===
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 * [[JFFS2 images over UBI layer]]
 * [[U-Boot images]]

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	* [[Linux MTD drivers on CM-X270]]		* [[Linux MTD drivers on CM-X270]]
	* [[JFFS2 images over UBI layer]]		* [[JFFS2 images over UBI layer]]
		+	* [[U-Boot images]]

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 == Creating NAND flash images ==
 === JFFS2 images ===
 After the MTD utilties are set up use the following commands to create JFFS2 image:
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 sumtool --no-cleanmarkers --pad --eraseblock=0x20000 --input=/path/to/tmp_image.jffs2 --output=/path/to/image.jffs2
 </pre>
+{{Important|Here {{parameter|eraseblock}} parameter may vary depending on your NAND flash and the layer used, for example: default CM-X300 kernel configuration enables UBI volumes on the NAND flash. To use the JFFS2 image on top of UBI volume the {{parameter|eraseblock}} size parameter should be set to {{parameter|0x1f000}}. More information on this could be found at [[JFFS2_images_over_UBI_layer|JFFS2 images over UBI layer]] page.}}
 The {{filename|image.jffs2}} is ready to be transfered to the device NAND flash.
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 * [[Linux Kernel for CM-X270]]
 * [[Linux Kernel for CM-X300]]
 * [[Angstrom Linux for EM-X270]]
 * [[Debian Linux for Xscale modules]]
 * [[Linux MTD drivers on CM-X270]]
-* [[Linux kernel for Exeda]]
+* [[JFFS2 images over UBI layer]]

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 sumtool --no-cleanmarkers --pad --eraseblock=0x20000 --input=/path/to/tmp_image.jffs2 --output=/path/to/image.jffs2
 </pre>
 The {{filename|image.jffs2}} is ready to be transfered to the device NAND flash.
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 * [[Debian Linux for Xscale modules]]
 * [[Linux MTD drivers on CM-X270]]

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