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I'am working on a project that make intensive use of Flash device. For that
reason a tool that can report info about Flash residual life will be
usefull. I'm thinking about a inode record (JFFS2) that is written every
time the sector is erased. This record contains the number of times the
sector has been erased.
Did someone develop  such a tool/patch or similar?

Michele