NAND and vfat
Nancy
nancydreaming at gmail.com
Tue Jun 10 00:25:49 EDT 2008
Hi Alaor,
On 6/10/08, Alaor Koppe <alakoppe at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Nancy,
>
> What board are you using? What uclinux version?
I use our own board Pavo (www.ingenic.cn). We use Linux-2.6.24.3.
The patches on website are not up to date. But that's fine with Jffs2.
> I tried a little bit with your tips, but I can't write correct and
> jffs2 returned these errors:
> Buffer I/O error on device loop0, logical block 19
> lost page write due to I/O error on loop0
That seems driver problem.
> At windows we can format with FAT or FAT32, but whe we use the volume,
> all that we write generate an error at board and also we receive a
> message that is not possible to read. After that we umount and mount
> again at windows side and we can see the files that we tried to create
> with correct name but empty.
Be sure /dev/loop0 device only mount once at one time. That mean
you can't mount /dev/loop0 on your board then modprobe g_file_storage
file=/dev/loop0. After that remember first remmod g_file_storage then
mount /dev/loop0 on board again.
If still the same result, I don't know why : (
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Best wishes,
Nancy
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