NAND Configuration
Steve Tsai
startec at ms11.hinet.net
Sat Aug 10 03:54:59 EDT 2002
That's the fault of our board. We can not adujst a proper chip_delay, so
we add a circuit to check the ready bit and it does not have these
errors so far. Do you think chip_delay can be used with NAND flash? I
don't think it is good idea to use chip_delay.
Steve Tsai
> > I got another problem in mounting JFFS2 file system. When
> I write a
> > JFFS2 image into the NAND partition, I can mount it on /mnt. If I
> > write a JFFS2 image into the NAND partition and reboot
> system to use
> > it as the root file system, there are some CRC errors
> occur. When the
> > system mounts the root file system, it will start to access files
> > also. Does the kernel access file on jffs2 file system too early?
> No, also the kernel has to wait until the filesystem is
> mounted complete. The kernel reads files, which you probably
> do not access, when you mount it manually on /mnt. Try to
> copy all your files from /mnt to anywhere and check, if the
> same errors occure.
>
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