On Tuesday 23 December 2008, Phil Quiney wrote:
> There seems to be two 'delays', the mount delay and the 'first access'
> delay. As previously mentioned it gets worse with larger partitions...
Newer versions of JFFS2 have "summary" nodes that reduce
the mount delays ... which ISTR are a linear f
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*From:* Gabriele Filosofi [mailto:gabrie...@cosmed.it]
*Sent:* 23 December 2008 15:26
*To:* Jon Povey
*Subject:* R: dm644x - I experiment a
From: Gabriele Filosofi [mailto:gabrie...@cosmed.it]
Sent: 23 December 2008 15:26
To: Jon Povey
Subject: R: dm644x - I experiment a significative delay during boot
from flash
Jon,
This delay is about 11 sec. Do you think
Jon Povey spiffera, alle martedì 23 dicembre 2008 circa:
> Is this the time taken to scan the filesystem and mount it?
> I think you get a noticable delay here with YAFFS2 filesystem as well,
> the bigger the filesystem and more files in it, the longer the delay.
Confirmed. The same happen to me.
: dm644x - I experiment a significative delay during boot
from flash
During the boot process with Flash resident kernel and filesytem
I experiment a significative delay
among the following log lines
" bootserver=192.168.0.243, roots
During the boot process with Flash resident kernel and filesytem I experiment a
significative delay
among the following log lines
" bootserver=192.168.0.243, rootserver=192.168.0.243, rootpath="
and
"VFS: Mounted root (jffs2 filesystem)."
The same doesn't occur using NFS.
Any suggestions?
