Dunge2 <> [2010-02-09 14:23:30]:
> Hi!
Hi,
> Problem is boot time, it goes like this: 1. Boot linux (about 2-3sec) 2.
> Mount mtdblock3 (with error checking since it got a hard shutdown), about
> 25sec. 3. Launch our application, about 5sec.
Maybe you should give a try UBIFS, it should be faster, that 25s mount should
turn into 1-2s.
> Since we only use under 200mb of the 512mb mtdblock3 size, I though we could
> save some mount time by reducing it's size. Do you know if it's possible?
> This does not seems to be a simple "re-partiton" it because the yaffs2
> filesystem always use the whole block size, and it seem to be defined by the
> board kernel modules or something. Any help would be appreciated.
Yes, you can do that with mtdparts commandline option or you can modify it in
kernel NAND driver directly.
> Oh, and why does TS still make us use that oabi filesystem and don't offer
> something up-to-date and working yet? Been a few years already..
Maybe it's like with wine, the older, the better :P
-- ynezz
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