I would like to avoid writing a block device. Isn't there something already made like this?
-- Ori Idan On 5/7/07, Gilad Ben-Yossef <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ori Idan wrote: > I have an embedded system with SRAM (sperated from main DRAM memory) > This SRAM is several Kbytes in size and is battery backed up. I would > like to put on it a file system with minimal overhead. > What file system would you advise using and also how do I set the file > system so it will reside on the SRAM? > I understand I can not use standard RAM disk as RAM disk resides in > Linux buffers space and thus I can not define the base address it uses. > Write a block device driver to expose the SDRAM as a block device and use any file system you'd like, although romfs sounds like a good choice. Gilad
