Barebox and BBT

Juergen,

Could you tell me (again?) how Barebox handles the BBT?

When Barebox comes up, and a NAND memory is registered (and the BBT is
enabled) it searches for a BBT in the NAND memory, and if it does not find
one, it creates one. It is the same behaviour like in the Linux kernel if
the BBT is enabled (it's a flag the platform developer can forward to the
MTD-NAND framework).
If you do not want a BBT, you must disable it in Barebox *and* the Linux
kernel. Strange things can happen, if Barebox/U-Boot does not use the same
setting as the Linux kernel for the BBT.

Thank you.  Then, perhaps I have never created a BBT since I have been
using Barebox . . . because it found a previous BBT. 

I will not mess around with it :)

Cheers,
Dave