On Sun, 29 Aug 2004, Miguel A Paraz wrote:
> So, we can DIY our own Linux boot media - flash or hard disk. A flash
> device might have problems with their write cycle, won't it?
No. Many commercial CF and USB Flash have over 1M read/write
cycle.
> Thus they
> use their own custom filesystems.
Two popular filesystem for CF and Flash:
1) JFFS2 - more popular
2) Ext3 -
Both have read/write capability, persistence, power down reliability and
compression support.
rowel
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