> However the smart phone boom of the last few years dramatically changed the > definition of 'small' - the smallest flash devices for our embedded HW starts > now around 2-4 *Giga*bytes. And as smallest does NOT mean cheapest, the > standard flash device at work - right now - is 4 GB eMMC, which will probably > increase the usual 2^n steps the next months/years.
Yes, eMMC seems to be the way many boards are going today. We have also switched from 2 GB to 4 GB due to LTB. > Your opinions? +1. Seems like a good idea. It's mostly useful when you get new application developers that isn't used to working on Linux. /Bruno -- ptxdist mailing list [email protected]
