Ross Younger <yaffs <at> impropriety.org.uk> writes:

> There's more to it than that. It is critical to get the OOB layout 
> correct. YAFFS writes its tags to a fixed location in the logical OOB 
> area, but the NAND driver can (and often does) apply another mapping 
> between that and the physical OOB area. Without that mapping, YAFFS 
> won't find its tags.

Really thanks for the answer, but i know the oob layout. I can see it from adb
shell with mtd_debug info command, and i can use the same layout with nandsim
and i can use the -o option in nandwrite to write the image on the nand device
simulated by nandsim. So i don't understand where the problem is. Did you try to
mount one android partition on linux with success? It seems that all people fail
in this task.