Intel flash
Hi,
I have read that INTEL has strataflash.
Is it bare NAND/nor file system?what is its basic use in Linksys?
What file system does it use? Can we have JFFS2 for that ?
What is difference in CF flash/DOC flash and this INTEL flash .?
Thanxs!
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Hi,
I have read that INTEL has strataflash.
Yes. Read their website on flash chips.
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Is it bare NAND/nor file system?what is its basic use in Linksys?
It's a type of NOR flash chip. We have no idea what it's usage is in Linksys. Especially given that Linksys is a company, so it could be used for a variety of things.
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What file system does it use? Can we have JFFS2 for that ?
Strataflash can be used with several filesystems, including JFFS2, assuming there is an underlying device driver in MTD that can talk to it.
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What is difference in CF flash/DOC flash and this INTEL flash .?
CF flash doesn't show up as real flash. It shows up as an IDE device. Intel flash is a raw flash chip and it's up to a board designer to determine how it is addressed.
josh
Quoted 18 lines · Darshak
Hi,
I have read that INTEL has strataflash.
Is it bare NAND/nor file system?what is its basic use in Linksys?
What file system does it use? Can we have JFFS2 for that ?
What is difference in CF flash/DOC flash and this INTEL flash .?
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Thanxs!
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I see you use some progressive formula for number of line brakes at the end of each line. But I cannot figure out which one.
If number of brakes is y, while the number of line is x, we have the following data for y(x):
y(0) = 2
y(1) = 2
y(2) = 4
y(3) = 4
y(5) = 6
y(6) = 5
What's the formula?
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