Hello All on list<div><br></div><div>I am doing some tests with yaffs at the moment and have a question regarding the sequence number.</div><div><br></div><div>in the docs howyaffsworks it states</div><div><br></div><div><div>
Sequence Number: As each block is allocated, the file system&#39;s sequence number is incremented and each chunk</div><div>in the block is marked with that sequence number. The sequence number thus provides a way of organising the log</div>
<div>in chronological order</div></div><div><br></div><div>However when I am identifying items in the an image they are all returning with the same sequence number</div><div><br></div><div><div>Directory: ./, Size: -1, ParentID 1,ChunkID 0, ObjectID 1, SequenceID 4096.</div>
<div>Directory: .//test3, Size: -1, ParentID 1,ChunkID 0, ObjectID 257, SequenceID 4096.</div><div>Filename: test2.txt, Size: 10, ParentID 257,ChunkID 1, ObjectID 258, SequenceID 4096.</div><div>Filename: test, Size: 9, ParentID 1,ChunkID 1, ObjectID 259, SequenceID 4096.</div>
<div>Filename: test4.txt, Size: 11, ParentID 1,ChunkID 1, ObjectID 260, SequenceID 4096.</div><div>Directory: .//test5, Size: -1, ParentID 1,ChunkID 0, ObjectID 261, SequenceID 4096.</div><div>Filename: test7.txt, Size: 11, ParentID 261,ChunkID 1, ObjectID 262, SequenceID 4096.</div>
</div><div><br></div><div>I have based my code on wunyaffs which uses unyaffs from googlecode.</div><div><br></div><div>I would have thought each chunk received a unique sequence number but it looks like it is block?.</div>
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