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2013-05-25
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2013-05-25
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cat /proc/mtd
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2013-05-26
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2013-05-26
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2013-05-27
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there is no read access to cmt from kernel and/or userspace, so you will never be able to read it.
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2013-05-27
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2013-05-27
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I saw /dev/cmt is not a file, its a directory, there is cmt_en inside. and I didn't find anything meaningful inside that directory. What I want is to know is where to check which cmt version I am using.
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I can probabbly strip the cmt from downloaded binary image. Then I'll compare with mine.
Last edited by neel.basu; 2013-05-25 at 10:36.