On 9/19/19 1:54 PM, Boris Stein wrote: > Hi, > below are errors of unsquashfs for ubiblock. > >From your logs you seem to be getting the same errors as for mounting the image. > Is there anything else that can help debug this? > Browsing through the last mail, saw that you generate the image with the -noI option, which means that inodes are uncompressed. So they could in theory be corrupted but still partially readable, leading to accessing the data area at off locations or trying to access non existent fragments. Can you try it without the -noI option? If the meta data gets corrupted, you should get an error about that before the kernel tries to access the Could you try out the following, to check if UBI causes the damages to your SquashFS image: - Create a fresh SquashFS image - Verify that you can also unpack the original image again without errors - Write it to ubiblock - Dump it back from the ubiblock - Check again on the dumped image - compare checksums of the original and the dumped image Again, there are a bunch of non-standard messages in your kernel boot log. Do you use any 3rd party out-of tree modules that could potentially be interfering? Regards, David ______________________________________________________ Linux MTD discussion mailing list http://lists.infradead.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-mtd/