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Date: Tue, 08 Jun 2004 10:31:45 +0100
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To: Daniel Egger <de@axiros.com>
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Subject: Re: jff2 filesystem in vanilla
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Daniel Egger wrote:
> Believe it or not but JFFS2 is the only filesystem that works
> reasonably on CF, especially when the system is used mostly read
> only and the device is cut off from power every now and then. ;)
> 
> I tried different FS which we used read-only (and remounted it
> r/w in case we needed it) in the last tries but we still were
> able to kill a card without a problem and had FS corruption which
> needed a console to fix.

Can you give more detail on how you were able to "kill a card".
Were there hot spots in those filesystems?

P?draig.
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