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Re: NAND Boot Testing - 01-07: Panel power on/off fixes

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Originally Posted by [ACL] View Post
Nate/Lmiller : weird thing just happened.. i got some file corruption on /cache.

cyangen has two dalvik-caches and one had a bunch of nonsense and i would get oob errors on the dmesg log. Im thinking since cache is at the end of nand, you think we have the same issue as hd2 where they cant write to the last 24mb of nand ? So far this happened once and i guess im glad it was just the cache. Had it been the data it would be difficult to troubleshoot.

/data/dalvik-cache <= Used by market apps (stored in /data/app)
/cache/dalvik-cache <= Used by System apps (stored in /system/app).
I doubt we have the same problem as the HD2 because they can't even format that section, but I guess we could test it pretty easily by taking some space away from the data partition and see if the issue goes away. Could it be running out of space on the cache? What if we upped it to 64 MB instead?
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