> "Porting Guide"
> 
> It says:
> "...
> int startBlock
> 
> The block number (not the address in bytes) on the chip of the first block
> of this logical yaffs_Device.  Beware, yaffs needs the first block to be
> free so you should not set this to 0, if it is then yaffs will add on one
> to it itself and also add on one to the end block which could be an issue
> if you wanted your device to start at block 0 and finish at the last block
> which might mean yaffs trying to write to a non-existent block.
> ..."

Yuck. That second sentence seriously needs to be refactored to be 
understandable ...

/Ricard
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