Dear Tom,
In message <20130527204127.GY17119@bill-the-cat> you wrote:
>
> This _may_ be the hard part for UBI. When doing raw block writes for
> NAND/MMC, we're able to write them out quickly and thus support images
> larger than RAM. But for filesystems we don't support that notion in
> general for write and so limit ourselves to 8MiB or so files. Fine for
Where exactly is this 8 MB limit coming into play?
> the most part, but not fine for UBI. It's possible that we can support
> this on UBI easier than we can on filesystems, but I just don't know.
I thought the only size limitation for images we can load is available
system RAM? Is this not the case?
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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