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<u>MTD Emulator</u>
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"On or Off"&nbsp;&nbsp;Turn MTD emulation on or off.
<p>
"mtdram"&nbsp;&nbsp;Use memory to emulate test mtd device.
<p>
"blkmtd"&nbsp;&nbsp;Use block device to emulate test mtd device.
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"total size"&nbsp;&nbsp;Choose the total size for the mtd device.
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"erasure size"&nbsp;&nbsp;Choose the erasure size for the mtd device.
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Notes:&nbsp;&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Choose a filesystem type which corresponds with the root filesystem image.
<li>
Default sizes are chosen for mtdram's memory (mem) and
ramdisk size (ramdisk_size) requirements, and blkmtd's memory requirements.
These can be altered by passing the appropriate option to the
kernel.
<li>
Runlevels are determined in this order: mtd_init parameter
passed as a user option, runlevel passed as a user option,
root filesystem's /etc/inittab's initdefault, or the default of <em>/sbin/init 2</em>.
<li>
mtd_init=[Kernel start-up parameter]
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example:&nbsp;&nbsp;mtd_init=/bin/bash
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<u>Lower Button Bar</u>
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"Reboot"&nbsp;&nbsp;Passes the reboot command to the mconsole to reboot the "Reboot"&nbsp;&nbsp;Passes the reboot command to the mconsole to reboot the
Linux virutal machine. Linux virutal machine.