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Date: Mon, 8 Aug 2005 11:38:19 +0200
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> >=20
> > JFFS2 issued the erase command then found that the block
> > contains some=20
> > trash. That's not JFFS2's fault. Dig your flash driver/hardware.

I think that the problem is not in the erase command because in the =
function
"do_erase_oneblock" after
the erase command (file linux2.4.x/drivers/mtd/chips/cfi_cmdset_0002.c =
line
880)I tested the value of "oldstatus" and "status" variables : they have
always the same value... According to the toggle method it means that =
the
block has been erased (if I had understood?!?).


...please can you tell me what happen after one partition has been =
erased?


How does the "mount" command expect to find the erased partition? With =
all
bytes to 0xff or does it look for some data?

Thanks!

	Massimo.