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Hi, I have a linux-based device with JFFS2, and I need to know as to configure the system. Some time the system employs much time in order to boot and I don't have idea of because. This is an extract of my log file.

NET4: Unix domain sockets 1.0/SMP for Linux NET4.0. fatfs: bogus cluster size split old frag 0x22000-0x47000 -->hole split old frag 0x0000-0xeb000 -->hole split old frag 0x0000-0x32000 -->hole split old frag 0x0000-0x5b000 -->hole split old frag 0x37000-0x5b000 -->hole split old frag 0x0000-0x36000 -->hole split old frag 0x3f000-0x5b000 -->hole split old frag 0x37000-0x3c000 -->hole

It is possible to force the reorder manually? Thanks in advance.

Stefano.

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Stefano ha scritto:

Hi Stefano, which system ? When this happen ? Could you post a more detailed log ?

Please consider that the first time a JFFS2 partition boot on a Linux system may take many time to scan sectors. Starting from te seconf time it will boot faster.

Ciao

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Kernel's version is 2.4.4 It succeeded more often at the boot of the system. What log do you need? Thanks.

Stefano,

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