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Date: Mon, 18 Aug 2008 09:17:30 +0800
From: "Bily" <hsssss1111@163.com>
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Subject: how could block device read OOB?
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hi,all,
    Maybe this question is easy,but I just  confused. I use my nand chip as a mtd block device.now I open mtdblock by using the "open()" function. and I want to read the OOB part by use the mtdblock device.now I want to know if I could read the OOB by operating an mtd block device or  only I use the  mtd char device could I solve this problem .Thanks!~ 




Bily
2008-08-18