DOC2000 unstable problem!!!

DOC2000 unstable problem!!!

[leo]

Hi all,
I am porting linux to my MPC852 board, and linux now can runs ok, but it
seems that the DOC2000 is unstable! My system config as follows:

MCU: MPC852T 80M
SDRAM: 32MB
FLASH: 2MB
DOC2000: 32MB

I make a EXT2 file system on DOC2000, but sometimes, turn off the
board's power when linux is running, and then turn on the power, the
linux can't mount the root filesystem!

Could you give me some advices? And I want know between the NAND flash
and DOC, which is the better selection?

BRs!

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Re: DOC2000 unstable problem!!!

[David Woodhouse]

On Tue, 2004-04-20 at 21:03 +0800, leo wrote:
> Hi all,
> I am porting linux to my MPC852 board, and linux now can runs ok, but it
> seems that the DOC2000 is unstable! My system config as follows:
>
> MCU: MPC852T 80M
> SDRAM: 32MB
> FLASH: 2MB
> DOC2000: 32MB
>
> I make a EXT2 file system on DOC2000, but sometimes, turn off the
> board's power when linux is running, and then turn on the power, the
> linux can't mount the root filesystem!
>
> Could you give me some advices? And I want know between the NAND flash
> and DOC, which is the better selection?

The DiskOnChip _is_ NAND flash. It's just typically used with its own
'translation layer' which pretends to be a block device.

If you're willing to put a small amount of effort into completing the
bad-block-table support in the new DiskOnChip driver which uses the
generic NAND code, you can use JFFS2 on it.

--
dwmw2


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