Disk-On-Chip 2000 and Linux
David Woodhouse
David.Woodhouse at mvhi.com
Mon Jul 5 16:12:02 EDT 1999
jgg at deltatee.com said:
> I was unclear :> The physical device is just an ordinary AMD flash
> chip with a paginging mechanism. They are using a filesystem on it
> called TrueFFS (which sounds to me like a take off on FTL). The
> CardTrick bios seems to provide int 13 services using this TrueFFS to
> fake a hard drive.
Yep. Sounds a lot like M-Systems' old devices, except they used Intel flash.
I'd be very surprised if this TrueFFS was different to the TrueFFS which I
had working before with David Hinds' FTL code.
I'll take a look at combining your drivers with the existing MTD stuff, which
has FTL support - then I'll send it back to you for testing - do you currently
have TrueFFS on any of these devices?
Can you send me a dump of one of these 'TrueFFS' filesystems?
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