CRC on Read-Only partition

[Artem B. Bityuckiy]

> I don't care. You show me formal proof that there cannot ever be an
> error, or we check the CRC anyway :)
I'm sorry, I mistiteled the mail. No doubt, CRC checking is needed to 
detect problems. They may come from different sources, not only NAND 
technology.

But I formulated question as: "does NAND technology imply that RO 
partition may become bad, and it is normal?".

The question is about NAND technology.

Ok, thin about Joern's phrase:
> What happens, if crucial data in flash gets corrupted and is unusable?
> Say, /sbin/init.

Now imagine we have this data on RO partition. Other non-sensitive data on 
RW partition. So, does this mean that only non-sensitive data may be 
corrupted? Can we keep safe our RO data this way? I only mean the 
corruptions due to *NAND technology*

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Best Regards,
Artem B. Bityuckiy,
St.-Petersburg, Russia.