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| * mtd0 //root// is mounted as /. It is a 1.x squashfs image with LZMA compression instead of Zlib. A new squash file system can be built using the mksquashfs from the "src/squashfs" directory of the source tarball. This mksquashfs has been patched to use LZMA compression instead of Zlib. | * mtd0 //root// is mounted as /. It is a 1.x squashfs image with LZMA compression instead of Zlib. A new squash file system can be built using the mksquashfs from the "src/squashfs" directory of the source tarball. This mksquashfs has been patched to use LZMA compression instead of Zlib. |
| * mtd5 and mtd6 each begin with a 20-byte header beginning with a "LMMC" (hex 4C 4D 4D 43 00 03 00 00) magic number, followed by a Zlib compressed copy of the XML configuration file. There is one configuration partition for each firmware. See [[rtp300#Configuration file format]] | * mtd5 and mtd6 each begin with a 20-byte header beginning with a "LMMC" (hex 4C 4D 4D 43 00 03 00 00) magic number, followed by a Zlib compressed copy of the XML configuration file. There is one configuration partition for each firmware. See [[rtp300#Configuration file format]] |
| * mtd7 //RESERVED_BOOTLOADER// contains a [[doc:techref:bootloader:pspboot]] bootloader code and environment variables. | * mtd7 //RESERVED_BOOTLOADER// contains a [[docs:techref:bootloader:pspboot]] bootloader code and environment variables. |
| * These partitions are accessible after boot as /dev/mtdblock/0-9 (block device mode, suitable for mounting) or /dev/mtd/0-9 (character mode, suitable for reading or writing with dd). A partition must be erased before it can be written to. Flashing firmware is fully described elsewhere in this document. | * These partitions are accessible after boot as /dev/mtdblock/0-9 (block device mode, suitable for mounting) or /dev/mtd/0-9 (character mode, suitable for reading or writing with dd). A partition must be erased before it can be written to. Flashing firmware is fully described elsewhere in this document. |
| * The directory /dev/ti_partitions/ contains symbolic links to several of the flash partitions. The intent seems to be to give them meaningful names. | * The directory /dev/ti_partitions/ contains symbolic links to several of the flash partitions. The intent seems to be to give them meaningful names. |