What you also can do while developing, is to write your application into ram, as indicated in the link I gave when I replied the first time to this thread. /var/tmp is mapped on RAM in the RFS, so you can write a tig times (minus 1...) to that location without harming your device.
Only when you have a more or less stable version, you can write it into flash. At least, that's what I'm currently doing... And of course, like John states, you can use other (more easy replaceable) Flash memory, like USB sticks. Best rgds, --Geert --- In [email protected], [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > i suppose it can happen, > > to avoid this, use a mmc, usb pendrive etc > > however, i have done lots and lots of workon the fox and its still my > first, so it can take atleast 1 1/2 years of heavy writing... > > John > > > On 27.11.2006 at , you wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I am using the foxboard and I flashed it already many times with a > > completely new firmware. > > I am afraid that I can only write 10.000 times to the flash memory. > In > > > this case I really have to watch what I am doing, because its very > > > easy to write one byte 10.000 times, by editing one file many times. > > > > > > does anyone know more about that? > > > > > > > > > -- > > > MfG > > > Ernst Mayerhofer > > > > > > > > > > > > >
