Didn't mention the addition of mkfs.jffs*, also improved the explanation for the

way the mechanism works.
23 years ago · feaa5201af
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-<center>$Id: index.html,v 1.95 2002/03/11 05:05:28 freesource Exp $</center>
+<center>$Id: index.html,v 1.96 2002/03/11 20:43:44 freesource Exp $</center>
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@ -558,21 +558,28 @@ user would create a fs with their own UID/GID if they turned this on.
 <p>
 The root_fs helper provides support for these commands:<br>
-<code>mke2fs  mkreiserfs  mkcramfs  genromfs   mkminix</code>
+<code>mke2fs  mkreiserfs  mkcramfs  genromfs   mkminix  mkfs.jffs2  mkfs.jffs</code>
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-<u>Notes</u>:
+Notes:
-1). All these commands may have options added, but it is unnecessary to add
+
-directory, device, or source options&nbsp;&nbsp;2). 
+<ul>
-Mkcramfs and genromfs use the filesystem given a 
+
-filename in the ARS as the source to produce another filesystem which is 
+<li>All these commands may have options added, but it is unnecessary to add
-named respectively with _cramfs or _romfs appended to the original name of 
+directory, device, or source options.
-this filesystem.&nbsp;&nbsp;
+
 <li>Mkcramfs, genromfs, mkfs.jffs2, and mkfs.jffs take the Root Filename in the
 ARS to produce an ext2 filsystem which is then used to store the sources used
 to produce the actual filsystem.&nbsp;&nbsp;The new filesystem produced
 is named respectively with _cramfs, _romfs, _jffs2, or _jffs appended to the 
 original Root Filename.&nbsp;&nbsp;
 If in doubt
 what this all means, watch the verbosity box when the filesystem is created,
 and things should become more clear.  
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