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Look /sys/src/cmd/cmd/aux/flashfs for the flash r/w file system.
I'll build a man page if I can't find one.
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there are 2 different file systems.  One is the read only one you
mentioned.  The other is a log structured one that brucee wrote
that is r/w and really well suited for flash, called brzr.  I thought
there was a man page for it but I can't find it.
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