Re: How can I prevent MTD to access the end of a flash device ?

Hi.

2005/11/22, Nicolas Pitre <[email protected]>:
> Please consider using the MTD mailing list next time (you certainly read
> about it on the MTD web site).
>

I did....

> Yes.  It was tested on ARM only though.  Some architectures like i386
> for example might need special tricks to implement this.
>

do you know why ? What was the gain on ARM ?

Thanks
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               Franck
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