Peter Shepherd
2005-05-25 11:54:24 UTC
Hi, can anyone offer some advice? I've created a filesystem using
mkfs -t jffs2 -e 0x2000 -p 0x2000
When I use it on my embedded Linux platform it generates diagnostic output
that I don't want to see (although it appears to work OK). The same Linux
platform with the old filesystem (as delivered) doesn't do this, so it must
be something in the fs I've created, rather than the OS. Is there a switch
I'm missing?
Regards, Peter
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mkfs -t jffs2 -e 0x2000 -p 0x2000
When I use it on my embedded Linux platform it generates diagnostic output
that I don't want to see (although it appears to work OK). The same Linux
platform with the old filesystem (as delivered) doesn't do this, so it must
be something in the fs I've created, rather than the OS. Is there a switch
I'm missing?
Regards, Peter
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