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Honored ContributorI executed this command which causes it to crash:
# dd if=/dev/zero of=./zero_file bs=1024 count=1000 I don't think it's the MMC driver because I tried this on a mounted CF card, and it failed as well. This means it's either something in the kernel, or something else in my hardware (RAM likely). I am using 2.6.16.1. Could you try this when you get some time hippo? I'm quite sure it's not MMC because I can view debugging messages, as well as my status LED, and it doesn't even enter the MMC routines. Maybe the kernel bails because of lack of memory, but I don't get any errors on the console. I also don't think it's hardware because I downloaded a previous kernel build using 2.6.11 with a CF driver, and tried writing 10 Megs using the same command, and it worked without a problem. I couldn't try the MMC Driver because the MMC layer changed a bit. The only other thing I can think of is that I'm using an older version of busybox, so maybe it doesn't like the new kernel..
