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From: Jeff S <jsolman33@yahoo.com>
Subject: JFFS2 determine writing state
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How would one go about checking if JFFS2 is done with a file operation, or all current pending operations?  Is there something in the proc file system or sys file system that allows you to determine the JFFS2 state or something similar.  I need to be able to notify a user that the flash has been written successfully after open, write, and close operations. Thank you.

- Jeff




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