Hi there,

I'm considering patching my Linux kernel JFFS2 code with the "summary" patch: http://www.inf.u-szeged.hu/jffs2/mount.php decreasing mount time severely. In short, this patch requires modifying some data in the end of each eraseblock - also in the image that should be written.

However, I'm planning on using u-boot to write the Linux root-fs - using "nand write.jffs2" - and was wondering whether this function (write.jffs2) actually cared about what it was writing?

I tried writing "giberish" memory data using write.jffs2, and it didn't complain, though. But still, its name ".jffs2" indicate that some knowledge of jffs2 is used?

BR, Martin Egholm