One clarification:
When I create a jffs2 filesystem on /dev/mtd2 using the process
described in:
http://linux.omap.com/pipermail/davinci-linux-open-source/2008-January/004858.html
The kernel in /dev/mtd1 is no longer bootable. U-boot does not recognize
the kernel as valid anymore.
Philip
I could be wrong - but I don't think you should be formatting the NAND
with a filesystem for the kernel image.
In the past when I've programmed a new image into flash from a running
system I've used flashcp after erasing the partition.
To restore your image now, you will probably have to
