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From: Sherwin Liu <sherwinliu@sbcglobal.net>
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I'm running Linux v2.4.18 under Montavista Linux on a 
PPC440GP. I have many JFFS2 partitions mounted and a 
test program that opens files on these partitions and 
constantly writes and reads these files. Once in a 
while I get this isolated message:

"REF_PRISTINE node at XX had a previous non-hole frag 
in the same page. Tell dwmw2."

Is this just a debugging message, or is it an 
indication of something wrong?

Thanks in advance...

-Sherwin
swl@dolby.com