I've noticed some odd behavior with booting from nand, specifically that
the time it takes to boot (or mount) the partition is directly related
to the number of files in the filesystem.
I have two partitions, one with the same minimal filesystem of 50mB in
size and the other of ~400mB. Both nand partitions are the same physical
size. The minimal filesystem boots fairly quickly, under 10 seconds or
so, while the *big* filesystem takes several minutes. If it weren't for
the fact the the minimal filesystem is a pain in the butt to work with
(control-c, telnet, ftp, seem to NOT work among other things) I'd just
stick with it.
Does anyone have any ideas as to what is going on with mounting yaffs2 ?
Steve
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