use system-wide mtd-utils, not the ancient 32bit binaries included in here
The uniprog script calls mkfs.jffs2 to build the datafs filesytem. It uses a pre-compiled i386 build of mkfs.jffs2. Let's instead rely on the current mtd-utils package of the host operating system instead. Among other things, this avoids having to install a 32bit libz and liblzo.
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MKJFFS2="../mtd-utils/mkfs.jffs2"
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SUMTOOL="../mtd-utils/sumtool"
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MKJFFS2="/usr/sbin/mkfs.jffs2"
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SUMTOOL="/usr/sbin/sumtool"
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DD="/bin/dd"
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FILESIZE="stat -c %s"
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NO_RECOVERY=0
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# All rights reserved.
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MKJFFS2="../mtd-utils/mkfs.jffs2"
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SUMTOOL="../mtd-utils/sumtool"
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MKJFFS2="/usr/sbin/mkfs.jffs2"
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SUMTOOL="/usr/sbin/sumtool"
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DD="/bin/dd"
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FILESIZE="stat -c %s"
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NO_RECOVERY=0
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