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Originally Posted by datanoise
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Now I'm not sure what would be the best way to check if the nand is in good condition or not...
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I posted a utility that will read and report on the internal device records.
(Some nand flash has a table similar to a hard disk's SMART table).
It is an attachment to one of my posts, somewhere.
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Don't be concerned -
Since fsck has completed, the bad blocks have been replaced with spares.
It takes so long (longer than a battery would last - which is why the wall charger) because the way fsck works on a nand device, it has to start over every time a bad block gets remapped.
It will be fun when the people with 32Gbyte flash start having bad blocks.
What will that take to "fix&clean"? Weeks?
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With access to a Linux system, there is a way you can force a re-format of the user storage on the next boot.
It is also posted here somewhere (start with all the old, indexed, de-bricking threads to find it).