Le 28/08/2015 15:39, Gerald Coley a écrit :
The eMMC will die when it runs out of space. If a sector goes bad, it
gets marked as bad and you loose the space. It is all handled by the
controller inside the eMMC. Very similar to a Solid State Drive.
MTBF depends on how you are using it. Most
Gerald:
What is the largest (addressable memory space) eMMC that will fit on the
existing
board footprint on the BBB Rev. C ?
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On Saturday, August 29, 2015 at 4:17:38 AM UTC-5, philippe.frossard wrote:
Le 28/08/2015 15:39, Gerald Coley a écrit :
The eMMC will die when it
Based on Kingston's road map, 128GB. 64GB for Micron.
Next controllers will be 5.0.
Gerald
On Sat, Aug 29, 2015 at 11:54 AM, Graham gra...@flex-radio.com wrote:
Gerald:
What is the largest (addressable memory space) eMMC that will fit on the
existing
board footprint on the BBB Rev. C ?
Hi,
I don't want to change the eMMC chips ...
I just want to know when the eMMC chips go to the end of life ...
And, also change the BBB (not the eMMC chip) !
Are there informations to know the MTBF of the BBB ?
Or wait a BBB with eMMC 5.0 ...
Thanks.
Le 27/08/2015 15:31, Gerald Coley a écrit :
The eMMC will die when it runs out of space. If a sector goes bad, it gets
marked as bad and you loose the space. It is all handled by the controller
inside the eMMC. Very similar to a Solid State Drive.
MTBF depends on how you are using it. Most likely thing to fail would be
the processor so you
I have never heard of anyone having to replace and eMMC on the BBB.
If you are using it a lot then I suggest that you put a bigger one on.
Gerald
On Thu, Aug 27, 2015 at 4:50 AM, Philippe Frossard
philippe.fross...@free.fr wrote:
Hi,
Could we get eMMC health (KE4CN2H5A),
I read about eMMC
Hi,
Could we get eMMC health (KE4CN2H5A),
I read about eMMC 4.5 and the health is not available ...
How to know when we need to change the BBB ?
A link for more informations about Kingstone eMMC
