Re: linux-mtd digest, Vol 1 #754 - 1 msg

Re: linux-mtd digest, Vol 1 #754 - 1 msg

[Thierry Zhong]

linux-mtd-request,您好！

I think you can search it from google.
May be you just need to know about your flash type.
I think that's enough.

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>Hi
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>I have one of those Dilnet/PC boards from SSV
>The one with 2MBs FLASH and 8 MBs RAM
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>I would really like some storage space
>for system logs.
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>I am looking for a storage device, that
>would be easy to interface/write a driver/use mtd /mount jffs2.
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>There are so many keywords that confuse me
>Compact Flash, Diskonchip, NAND FLASH NOR e.t.c
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>So do you have any suggestions?
>Has anyone done something similar?
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>As I said only data would be stored on it.
>Nothing to boot from....
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　　　　　　　　Thierry Zhong
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Re: linux-mtd digest, Vol 1 #754 - 1 msg

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