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> 
>   2) In rare cases the JFFS2 uses the obsolete version
> of the pages stored on the flash.

Which MTD snapshot are you using?
Could you provide the real evidence that "In rare cases
the JFFS2 uses the obsolete version of the pages"?

Forrest