Yup thats what I mentioned before :-) On OS there are mount options
that may improve efficiency and storage lifetime like noatime (no
access time update), nomtime (no modify time update).. not sure if
these are available on NuttX but may be worth considering :-)
Tomek
On Fri, Nov 1, 2024 at 4:12
it's ok to use fatfs on flas in this particular case.
On Sat, Nov 2, 2024 at 12:43 AM Tim Hardisty
wrote:
> I will only be making a few 100 changes over the life of the product. It’s
> a holding area for a new firmware image to be written via USBMSD by the
> user and used by MCUboot to write out
Hello everyone,
Tiago, I am trying to work with light sleep for now, after it work will go
ahead with deep sleep. To run in light sleep I don't need to change linker
so I was able to build and flash without "image" issues.
Now I am facing other kind of issue:
Some functions refers to "ets" functio
I will only be making a few 100 changes over the life of the product. It’s a
holding area for a new firmware image to be written via USBMSD by the user and
used by MCUboot to write out (raw) to the main boot flash. Ideally I would like
a “FAT translator” that allows (say) a LittleFS partition to
it mayn't work as you expect. FatFS updates some fixed location very
frequently, your flash device may stop working after you make ten thousand
changes.
On Fri, Nov 1, 2024 at 8:06 PM Tim hardisty wrote:
> I am successfully creating a FAT FS on a QSPI NOR flash - the problem
> was an error in th
I am successfully creating a FAT FS on a QSPI NOR flash - the problem
was an error in the flash driver when 512 byte sector emulation was
being used. I do this in my bringup code:
struct qspi_dev_s *qspi_flashmem;
qspi_flashmem = sam_qspi_initialize(0);
...
mtd_qspi = gd55_initialize(qspi_flash
Hi Wang Bowen, Xiang Xiao
The RPMsg fs and tty works wonderful with the linux drivers I received from
you.
I was wondering if there are any updates on the linux drivers since the NuttX
drivers do get updates quite often. It would be great if you could share these
updates.
On the rpmsg fs driv
