Howdy,
I don't know if this is the proper place for this, so please direct me elsewhere if it is not. I get a LOT of NAND bad eraseblocks when booting my dm6467t DVEVM. I've never dealt with NAND ROM before so I was surprised by how many bad eraseblocks are generated. I've seen elsewhere that this is to be expected. So I'm curious - does it need to be so excessively printed if it is relatively normal? I've made a patch to drivers/mtd/nand/nand_bbt.c to remove printing of each individual block. Instead, a warning message is generated that displays the number of blocks and the location of the first bad eraseblock. Do you think this is something worth doing permanently? Doug
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