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JFFS2 porting status
- Date: Mon, 9 Feb 2009 08:36:50 -0600
- From: chris.chelmecki at gmail.com (Chris Chelmecki)
- Subject: JFFS2 porting status
> Does JFF2 require a scan of all devices at the time of mounting ?
I believe so, this is the document linked from the main JFFS2 site:
http://sources.redhat.com/jffs2/jffs2-html/node3.html#SECTION00035000000000000000
It talks about scanning and CRC checking each node when a device is
mounted. I don' think this would be a big issue for us.
> Are you using NAND or NOR devices?
NAND, I just noticed that the ecos version of JFFS2 does not have NAND
support because it relies on the linux MTD. This could be a big
roadblock as the MTD interface looks like it includes a fairly
significant number of functions.
> If you see JFF2 is a fit for your application and you port it RTEMS I would
> welcome it. I think there are places for both types implementation.
Thanks, It seems like either would work. I think with JFFS2 we would
end up with a more efficient FS for flash, however, it seems that
between the port to RTEMS and the need of an MTD-like interface layer
it might be more time that I can convince my boss to let me spend on
it. I'm hoping Jay will have some input that will push me in either
direction.
Chris Chelmecki