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Hello,

In case of 2MiB NAND flash (with 256-byte page) the sector size is 4KiB. 
The JFFS2 virtual block size is also 4KiB.

The size of pristine node is 4KiB data + node header. So, in 
uncompressed form, the pristine node can't fit into JFFS2 block if the 
compression is disabled. So, how does JFFS2 work on such flash :-) ?

Thanks.

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Artem B. Bityuckiy,
St.-Petersburg, Russia.