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Hello

As i'm not a JFFS2 guru i hope someone familar with the JFFS2 internals
could answer this question:

Situation:

JFFS2 filesystem on a NAND flash device:


Is it true that the read calls emitted from the JFFS2 code to the MTD HW
driver do not cross NAND block boundries (nand_read_ecc() has its start
and end point of reading in the same NAND block)?

TIA

Dave