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From: Vahid Fereydunkolahi <fereydunk@yahoo.com>
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Subject: two questions about jffs2
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Hi,
 How does jffs2 handle the bad blocks on the NAND
flash? ( I noticed that at initialization jffs2 scans
the devivce and creates a bad block list, but it never
uses the bad block list. It seems that if the block is
bad it is not put into the block list).

Does current jffs2 and mtd support the NAND devices
with Page size more than 528 bytes?


Regards,
--vahid



		
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