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Hi there,

while booting my system I get a

"jffs2_scan_inode_node(): Data CRC failed on node at 0x003a14e0: Read 
0xdbd307bb, calculated 0x5a8c4838"

now. Maybe since I interrupted an ftp transfer.

What can I do now?

Is there something like a repair tool?
Or can I at least find out which file is corrupted?

Thanks,

Steven