Sean McNeil wrote: > I'm going to patch jffs2 here to stop being so chatty.
By the way, why is this ? A chatty JFFS2 usually means that there's something much more serious amiss. If you're having ECC problems, you may want to check that your kernel has the NAND non-word read fix, commit 9bcafb0339e3d3bd1a7b1f765a954c5427e11bce If it does and you still get lots of errors, then your rootfs image may have been written with the wrong ECC algorithm. In this case, you'll get bit corruption (detected by JFFS2 as a CRC error) whenever you read a block where the difference between the stored and the calculated ECC suggests a "correctable" single-bit error. In this case, the only real remedy is to throw away the corrupt rootfs and to flash a new image, or to completely sidestep the problem and use a rootfs on microSD instead of NAND. - Werner
