Bobby Clark wrote:
Based on a 4MB zone and a 3 % reserve block there would be 120k
bytes of reserve bytes per 4MB zone.
I suppose 4 MB is the size of the block that needs to erased in a single
step. (The smaller the blocks the more expensive the chip.)
So with any FAT update you get one down from the 100,000 wear out count
of the complete 4 MB Block. After that you (might) need a new one from
the 3% spare 4 MB blocks.
-Michael
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