mechanisms).</li>
</ul>
-<p>UBI can emulate MTD devices on top of UBI volumes. This looks a little
-strange, because UBI works on top of an MTD device, then emulates other MTD
-devices, but this actually works and makes it possible for existing software
+<p>There is an additional driver called <code>gluebi</code> which emulates MTD
+devices on top of UBI volumes. This looks a little strange, because UBI works
+on top of an MTD device, then <code>gluebi</code> emulates other MTD devices
+on top, but this actually works and makes it possible for existing software
(e.g., JFFS2) to run on top of UBI volumes. However, new software may benefit
from the advanced UBI features and let UBI solve many issues which the flash
technology imposes.</p>
<h2><a name="L_run_jffs2">How to run JFFS2 on top of an UBI volume?</a></h2>
-<p>UBI can emulate a fake MTD devices for each UBI volume and JFFS2 can be
-these emulated MTD devices. Enable the "<i>Emulate MTD devices</i>" UBI
-configuration menu check-box to switch this feature on.</p>
+<p>There is an additional driver called <code>gluebi</code> which can emulate
+fake MTD devices for each UBI volume and JFFS2 can be used with these emulated
+MTD devices. Enable <code>gluebi</code> in the UBI configuration menu (the
+"<i>MTD devices emulation driver (gluebi)</i>" option).</p>
+
+<p>Note, pre-<code>2.6.31</code> kernels did not have a separate
+<code>gluebi</code> driver and it was built into the UBI driver. The
+corresponding UBI configuration menu option was
+"<i>Emulate MTD devices</i>"</p>