Re: A question on ECC

[Thomas Gleixner <tglx@linutronix.de>]

On Saturday 19 April 2003 06:14, Edward Lee (???) wrote:
> > That means, YAFFS supplies always a pointer to yaffs_oobinfo structure. 
> > Do the "I'ts not recommended ...." messages follow up the above message,
> > or 
 show they up elsewhere ? That means, are they really related to
> > accessing the YAFFS partitions ? Please provide a short debug output,
> > where I can see the context of those "It's not recommended ..." messages.
>
> 
> I'm currently not in the proper environment to send you the debug msgs, 
> but I can tell you that the 'It's not recommended...' stuff came out just
> 'before'
 the YAFFS msgs did. A bunch of 'It's not recommended...', and
> then another bunch of 'Real Chunk..'.
> I send you the output next monday, I'll have to newly setup a few things
> before 
 trying it again.

Add "rootfs=yaffs" to your commandline. 

The kernel tries various filesystems before it hits yaffs

> The first partition contains the state of the whole device, 
> the second and third has the kernel image, (the first three partitions are
> stored as raw binary)
 and the forth and fifth is used as YAFFS.

OK, but you don't access them from Linux ?

-- 
Thomas
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