WRITING AND READING FROM A FLASH

Hi
I am new to embedded Linux systems. I am trying to write and read from a
[NAND]flash memory. The nand memory is divided into four partitions as
follows:

mtdblock0 to save start code and U-Boot when start the Nand Flash
mtdblock1 to save kernel of Linux
mtdblock2 to save Cramfs file system
mtdblock3 to load yaffs file system and other partition

Cramfs file system is read-only; i want to read/write a file to a YAFFS
file system in partition 4 from partition 3. So my problem is how can i do
that, sample source code for YAFFS;

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On Jun 1, 3:20=A0am, "manaila" <chessmylitis@n_o_s_p_a_m.hotmail.com>
wrote:
> Hi
> I am new to embedded Linux systems. I am trying to write and read from a
> [NAND]flash memory. The nand memory is divided into four partitions as
> follows:
>
> mtdblock0 to save start code and U-Boot when start the Nand Flash
> mtdblock1 to save kernel of Linux
> mtdblock2 to save Cramfs file system
> mtdblock3 to load yaffs file system and other partition
>
> Cramfs file system is read-only; i want to read/write a file to a YAFFS
> file system in partition 4 from partition 3. So my problem is how can i d=
o
> that, sample source code for YAFFS;
>
> Cheers
>
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Two places to look:
  <http://www.giyf.com>      <- this one is VERY important.
  <http://yaffs.net>

manaila skrev 2011-06-01 12:20:
> Hi
> I am new to embedded Linux systems. I am trying to write and read from a
> [NAND]flash memory. The nand memory is divided into four partitions as
> follows:
>
> mtdblock0 to save start code and U-Boot when start the Nand Flash
> mtdblock1 to save kernel of Linux
> mtdblock2 to save Cramfs file system
> mtdblock3 to load yaffs file system and other partition
>
> Cramfs file system is read-only; i want to read/write a file to a YAFFS
> file system in partition 4 from partition 3. So my problem is how can i do
> that, sample source code for YAFFS;
>
> Cheers
>
> 	
> 					
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> Posted through http://www.EmbeddedRelated.com

You mount the YAFFS file system and copy the file.


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