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#11
Originally Posted by nutter View Post
[...]It maintains the centralized storage table, the hash table(bucket). The MM2.x updates(sync) that table on per tile base, which means on a 32k allocation unit card, it writes about 3000 times to fill a table block(bucket). A SD card block has the limit on times of writing, and that makes the block very easy to be damaged permanently.[...]
It doesn't matter if it writes to the same place or not, it's the number of writes that matters - the writes are wear-levelled over the card so there's no difference if you re-write the same VFAT block or not (not taking into account possible wear-levelling sectioning of the card, which is up to the vendor).

Maybe that's what you meant anyway, just thought I should mention it to avoid confusion.
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