UBI Used In Commercial Products ??

[Johnson, Charles F]

JFFS2 has been modified to sit on top of UBI.  

One thought here is that I would think that mounting is a fairly rare
occurance.  
You're much more likely to coming back from suspend.  Notice the
difference in time it takes from my HP iPAQ to power-on normally vs a
cold boot.  It is very different.  


Charles Johnson
Ultra-Mobility Group
Platform Software Engineering
Intel Corporation
charles.f.johnson at intel.com


-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:linux-mtd-bounces at lists.infradead.org] On Behalf Of Sergei
Sharonov
Sent: Wednesday, October 31, 2007 3:10 PM
To: linux-mtd at lists.infradead.org
Subject: Re: UBI Used In Commercial Products ??

Hello,

> Does anyone on this list know if UBI is currently being used in any
> commercially released products ??
> If so, does anyone know which ones ??

I am probably missing something here, but how can UBI be useful by
itself?
I would think until UBIFS is ready there is not much one can do with it.
Please tell me I am wrong ;-)

I am not aware of any non-commercial solution that can be used on a
system
that:
1. Has lots (gigabytes) of flash
2. Must be power-fail safe.
3. Must boot in seconds even after power cycle
4. Does not have internal battery or super-capacitor to allow for sync
on
power failure.

I hope UBI+UBIFS will be able to do that but it is not ready yet.
Another
possibility is logfs but it is not ready either.

Sorry if that is a bit off-topic.

Regards,

Sergei Sharonov





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