Re: [ts-7000] Re: TS7300 optimization (on debian, on filesystem, on power)

["Don W. Carr" <>]

This brings us back to using a journaling file system on SD flash cards. I am thinking if you have a big enough flash that distributes the writes, it should not be a problem. I really would like to know how many extra writes there are with a journaling file system. Don.

On 6/21/06, suptouch <> wrote:

> We should release these modifications within a few days... We're
> still trying to squeeze a few more tenths of a second. Below is the
> output of the fastboot dump-- as you can see we don't print kernel
> messages any more either (we got a couple tenths of a second from
> that)

> //Jesse Off

Good news ! so I'm waiting fo this modification with a new TS-BOOTROM
and a new INITRD. Perhaps you can create two INITRD, one to start the
Debian and the second to start the TS-linux (lighter than the debian).

About the linux root filesystem, which robust filesystem can I use
instead of the ext2 (sync+noatime) on the sdcard (yaffs2, jffs2, etc.) ?
The goal is to allow power switch-off the power without the command
"shutdown -h now" ?

And to finish, about the power consumption, Can I use the 2mA STOP
Mode of the EP9302 under linux (cpu stop) ? If yes, have you got a
idea of the method ?

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Dr. Don W. Carr
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