From: Michael S. <st...@in...> - 2004-02-17 11:05:07
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On 16.02.2004, at 13:29, Hans K. Rosbach wrote: > Anyways.. I think another aproach might be possible.. > The question is: Is the 16mb destined for swap usage using MTD drivers? > (I guess this it 2x8MB flash cards that you put in the front of the GC, > right?) You mean the ARAM? It's just RAM chips; we can write block device drivers for it and use it like a hard disk or anything. > If so, I assume it is MTD capable. > That means you can format them with the JFFS2 filesystem. > And then you can put swap-FILES (2.6 supports that i think) on them. > > JFFS2 is basically a read+write filesystem optimized for usage on small > flash chips, and also incorporates compression. It does? > You need to enable MTD, then the JFFS2 selection appears under > "Misc filesystems" in the 2.6 kernel config. > > I hope this leads somewhere.. =) Sounds interesting, but somehow I doubt JFFS2 can properly compress a swap file. Porting compressed swap to 2.6 would be the best for all. Michael |