I use the MTD subsystem itself for testing - my workstation has 128Mb RAM, so I
boot it with 'mem=96M', load the 'physmem' driver to handle the extra 32Mb,
and play with the filesystem on that. Course, I have these Disks-On-Chip too,
but I haven't got a MTD system driver for them yet :)
Using FFS2 directly on the MTD layer rather than through an 'intermediate'
block device should allow us to do clever things like execute-in-place (XIP)
without too much trouble. Is there any need for FFS2 directly on a block
device? If there is, I may have to rethink the arrangements to allow it.
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