[ECOS] jffs2 creat file error

[Srinivas rao]

 Hi,
 
I enabled jffs2 package on eCos and testing on my board.
My jffs2 is on 11th sector of flash. 'ls" working fine. 
 After ls, Iam getting error like below
pls provide the information regarding below error

>Eep. Child "ram3" (ino #127) of dir ino #4 doesn't exist!
<INFO>: reading directory /
<INFO>: entry              . [mode 016f0001 ino 00000001 nlink 1 size 0]
<INFO>: entry             .. [mode 016f0001 ino 00000001 nlink 1 size 0]
<INFO>: entry            etc [mode 017f0001 ino 00000005 nlink 1 size 0]
<INFO>: entry            dev<FAIL>: stat() returned -1 No such entity

<INFO>: entry            bin [mode 017f0001 ino 00000003 nlink 1 size 0]
<INFO>: entry            otg [mode 017f0001 ino 0000000b nlink 1 size 0]
<INFO>: entry            mp3 [mode 016f0001 ino 0000000a nlink 1 size 0]
<INFO>: entry            lib [mode 017f0001 ino 00000007 nlink 1 size 0]
<INFO>: entry            mnt [mode 017f0001 ino 00000008 nlink 1 size 0]
<INFO>: entry            var [mode 01ff0100 ino 00000015 nlink 1 size 10]
<INFO>: entry            usr [mode 017f0001 ino 00000014 nlink 1 size 0]
<INFO>: entry            tmp [mode 01ff0100 ino 00000011 nlink 1 size 10]
<INFO>: entry            sys [mode 017f0001 ino 00000010 nlink 1 size 0]
<INFO>: entry           home [mode 017f0001 ino 00000006 nlink 1 size 0]
<INFO>: entry           sbin [mode 017f0001 ino 0000000e nlink 1 size 0]
<INFO>: entry           proc [mode 017f0001 ino 0000000c nlink 1 size 0]
<INFO>: entry         rdisk0 [mode 017f0001 ino 0000000d nlink 1 size 0]
<INFO>: entry       usb_mods [mode 017f0001 ino 00000012 nlink 1 size 0]
<INFO>: entry    armboot.bin [mode 017f0008 ino 00000002 nlink 1 size 108048]
<INFO>: entry     scripts.sh [mode 004f0008 ino 0000000f nlink 1 size 284]
<INFO>: entry   usbip_server [mode 016f0001 ino 00000013 nlink 1 size 0]
<INFO>: entry        modules [mode 017f0001 ino 00000009 nlink 1 size 0]
<INFO>: create file /foo size 202
<FAIL>: open() returned -1 No space left on device
<FAIL>: write() returned -1 Bad file handle
<FAIL>: write() returned -1 Bad file handle
<FAIL>: write() returned -1 Bad file handle
<FAIL>: write() returned -1 Bad file handle
<FAIL>: write() returned -1 Bad file handle
<FAIL>: write() returned -1 Bad file handle
<FAIL>: write() returned -1 Bad file handle
<FAIL>: write() returned -1 Bad file handle
<FAIL>: write() returned -1 Bad file handle
<FAIL>: write() returned -1 Bad file handle
<FAIL>: write() returned -1 Bad file handle





Thanks & Regards
Srinivas Rao.Ch




		
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