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-## SECTION=image
-
-menuconfig IMAGE_UBIFS
-	bool
-	select HOST_MTD_UTILS
-	prompt "Generate UBIFS Images         "
-	help
-	  Build ubifs images of the root filesystem or an optional data
-	  partition. Note that this image is not suitable for raw flash
-	  but for usage with the ubiupdatevol utility. If you are looking
-	  for a image for raw flash look at the "UBI Image" option below
-
-if IMAGE_UBIFS
-
-config IMAGE_UBIFS_MINIMUM_IO_UNIT_SIZE
-	string
-	default "<invalid>"
-	prompt "minimum I/O unit size"
-	help
-	  This option is passed to the -m option of mkfs.ubifs. Gain the
-	  correct value from 'mtdinfo -u' on your target.
-
-config IMAGE_UBIFS_LEB_SIZE
-	string
-	default "<invalid>"
-	prompt "Logical erase block size"
-	help
-	  This option is passed to the -e option of mkfs.ubifs. Gain the
-	  correct value from 'mtdinfo -u' on your target.
-
-config IMAGE_UBIFS_EXTRA_ARGS
-	string
-	default ""
-	prompt "extra arguments passed to mkfs.ubifs"
-	help
-	  If needed you can add extra arguments for mkfs.ubifs here
-	  (e.g. --devtable=${PTXDIST_WORKSPACE}/device_table.txt)
-
-menuconfig IMAGE_UBIFS_ROOT
-	bool
-	default y
-	prompt "Generate images/root.ubifs      "
-	help
-	  Build an ubifs image of the root filesystem.
-
-if IMAGE_UBIFS_ROOT
-
-config IMAGE_UBIFS_ROOT_MAX_LEB_COUNT
-	string
-	default "<invalid>"
-	prompt "maximum logical erase block count"
-	help
-	  This option is passed to the -c option of mkfs.ubifs. This specifies
-	  the maximum size of your ubi filesystem in units of logical erase
-	  blocks
-
-endif
-
-menuconfig IMAGE_UBIFS_DATA
-	bool
-	prompt "Generate images/data.ubifs      "
-	help
-	  Build an empty data image of the root filesystem.
-
-if IMAGE_UBIFS_DATA
-
-config IMAGE_UBIFS_DATA_MAX_LEB_COUNT
-	string
-	default "<invalid>"
-	prompt "maximum logical erase block count"
-	help
-	  This option is passed to the -c option of mkfs.ubifs. This specifies
-	  the maximum size of your ubi filesystem in units of logical erase
-	  blocks
-
-endif
-endif