I have an embedded system with SRAM (sperated from main DRAM memory) This
SRAM is several Kbytes in size and is battery backed up. I would like to put
on it a file system with minimal overhead.
What file system would you advise using and also how do I set the file
system so it will reside on the
Ori Idan wrote:
I have an embedded system with SRAM (sperated from main DRAM memory)
This SRAM is several Kbytes in size and is battery backed up. I would
like to put on it a file system with minimal overhead.
What file system would you advise using and also how do I set the file
system so it
I would like to avoid writing a block device. Isn't there something already
made like this?
--
Ori Idan
On 5/7/07, Gilad Ben-Yossef [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ori Idan wrote:
I have an embedded system with SRAM (sperated from main DRAM memory)
This SRAM is several Kbytes in size and is
once i had the same issue
i solved it with a ramdisk which is not erased on boot.
it was for kernel 2.4.x and called 'non volatile ram disk' ( nvrd.c )
i do not have the sources, but i am sure it is on the internet
as it was part of the familiar project
try handhelds.org
erez.
On 5/7/07, Ori
On Mon, 7 May 2007, Ori Idan wrote:
I have an embedded system with SRAM (sperated from main DRAM memory) This
SRAM is several Kbytes in size and is battery backed up. I would like to put
on it a file system with minimal overhead.
What file system would you advise using and also how do I set the
