Samsung RFS Filesystem
Charles Manning
manningc2 at actrix.gen.nz
Wed Jun 1 19:49:26 EDT 2005
> Actually, the system I work on uses Jffs2 (Coldfire with uClinux). But,
> mount times are very long (the memory is a Flash Nand 16Mb). So, I
> planned to test Jffs2 patches (from the Jffs2 Improvement Project), then
> Yaffs. And as RFS is not freely distributed, and I don't know yet its
> cost, I wanted to know if someone had tested it.
Pick up a more recent JFFS2, I believe that there have been some speedups.
I get a lot of feedback that YAFFS is typically a few times faster than JFFS2
FAT is indeed "instant mounting" and uses less RAM because it is not log
structured. FAT however does have a bad record as far as reliability and
write speed on raw NAND devices.
In the end you need to look at pros and cons and fit them to your system
needs.
-- Charles
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