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On Thursday 03 June 2004 00:48, Zhang, Jian wrote:
>
> 20040531:
> Kernel builds but I got I/O error when mounting a partition. The
> underlying MTD NAND driver works since I am able to read/write MTD
> nodes.

Use a more recent snapshot please. There were some issues recently as I=20
reworked a lot.

If the problem persists with a recent snapshot could you please describe in=
=20
detail what happens.

=2D-=20
Thomas
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