> > Could it have something to do with the data's alignment within a write
> > block on the flash?
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> I don't have any control over where the FTL decides to put the data but i=
t
> should be block-aligned. And of course it does always play properly after
a
> format. From the outside no data seems to have changed. The FAT is the
> same, and files match the originals
>=20
> As James has mentioned, a lot of the FTL's activities are not able to be
> accessed and examined. All that's available is the user interface. If the
FTL is
> playing up there's not a lot you can do about it
>=20
> Joe

My point is that the FTL might deal differently with aligned and unaligned
blocks. I know you can't see or control this, my comment is just a
hypothesis of what might be going on under the hood.

~ Bob Ammerman
RAm Systems


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