> Could one of you who has compiled JFFS on Linux for Assabet send me a
> his .config file please ???
>  
> I don't know which options I should activate exactely and the compil I
> did is failing.

The best is probably for you to get the mtd package at
http://www.linux-mtd.infradead.org/
(the page tells you how to get it either by cvs or ftp).
In there you will find mkfs.jffs to make an image, and
a HOWTO which contains exactly what you are looking for:

-----snip-----------------------------------------------
*** Configuring the kernel with MTD/CFI/JFFS and friends. 
Turn off all options for MTD except those mentioned here.

* MTD support (the core stuff)
* Debugging -yes (try level 3 initially)
* Support for ROM chips in bus mapping -yes
* CFI (common flash interface) support -yes
* Specific CFI flash geometry selection -yes
* <select they FLASH chip geometry that you have on your board>
* If you have a 32 bit wide flash interface with 8bit chips, then you
  have 4 way interleaving, etc. Turning on more than one option does
  not seem to hurt anything
* CFI support for Intel.Sharp or AMD/Fujitsu as your particular case
  may be.
* Physical mapping of flash chips - set your config here or if you
  have one of the boards listed then select the board as the case may
  be.

-------------snip------------------------------

The rest of the document is also very helpful.

(I don't join my .config because I don't have an Assabet so
it probably wouldn't work)

Cheers,
Yves


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