Thread: Does OpenBSD support any flash chip based file system
Does OpenBSD support any flash chip
based file system
2007-10-14 04:29:14
Dear sir,
I am an embedded system engineer. As a hobby, I
intend
to study the kernel of a UNIX like system. After
comparation,
I choose OpenBSD.
I intend to port OpenBSD to my board based on
Samsung
S3C2410A (ARM920T core) and see it run. But I have a
question.
My board have a nor-flash chip and a nand-flash chip.
Does
OpenBSD support any flash based file system? Like
jfffs2, cramfs and yaffs2 in linux.
Thanks.
Re: Does OpenBSD support any flash chip
based file system
2007-10-14 11:24:27
On 10/14/07, b s <nkpowermangmail.com> wrote:
> Dear sir,
>
> My board have a nor-flash chip and a nand-flash
chip. Does
>
> OpenBSD support any flash based file system? Like
>
> jfffs2, cramfs and yaffs2 in linux.
>
I remember reading that as part of the effort to support
zaurus
devices, jffs2 is coming, but not working yet. I can't find
a link
though.
-Nick