19 Apr
2004
19 Apr
'04
12:47 a.m.
In message 407FCCDA.6040508@elsoft.ch you wrote:
What was the reason to make a new command "nand read.jffs2s" to handle bad block skipping in the read case.
Why not just integrate the bad block skipping into the standard "read.jffs2" command.
Good questions.
IMHO the "original functionality" is broken. The "nand write" command skips over bad blocks by default, while "nand read" and (even worse) "nandboot" don't.
I agree. Can you please submit a patch?
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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