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Originally Posted by fanoush View Post
Why you couldn't create the mount point? mkdir /mnt/jffs2 should do it. Mount needs existing directory. Or maybe you are not root? You can use any other mount point in some writable directory like mkdir /tmp/whatever.
Hmm... I never had to do that before, but indeed, there is no /mnt/ffs2.

Creating that (or a /tmp directory) and then trying mount again gets me:

Code:
mount: special device /dev/mtdblock0 does not exist
In fact, there is nothing related to any mtdblockN at all in /dev.

I can't figure how these commands are supposed to work really.