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>>Some more information:
>>The problem arose after creating a directory in my JFFS2 NAND fs, and 
>>creating some 1000 (small) files in it. After rebooting I removed the 
>>entire directory, and at the next reboot I got the error.
> Is it real to look at JFFS2 debugging output?
Come again?

BR,
  Martin