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Hello,
I use a platform with an AT91SAM9263 and a NAND flash to store data.
The OS is Linux v2.6.24
I mount a YAFFS file system on one partition of the NAND flash.
I can create directories and files.
I can change a file (a text file for example) and if i read the file, i can check that the modifications are taken into account
The problem is when i reboot the platform, is I read the same file, i have the original file, and not the modification.
If I use the "sync" command each time I change a file, the result is the same.
If I delete the file and I recreate it, after a reboot, I can see, in the same directory, two files with the same name !!
Do you know how to avoid this problem and to have a clean file system ?
Thanks for your help
Paspe
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