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Subject: Re: Wear Leveling in JFFS2 NOT working!(?) 
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chris.read@activesilicon.co.uk said:
> There are applications where a deeply embedded system may get power
> cycled  frequently; thus I would advocate that wear levelling should
> work correctly  in this case.

We know how. Just that nobody's provided me with a patch or sufficient 
motivation to do it myself yet :)

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dwmw2