Sergey,
I think you should just go ahead and find some other solution as obviously YAFFS
just isn't for you. As for my company, we have been using it successfully for
a while now. Yes, the code isn't the prettiest thing to look at. But I have
found that it works well for our needs.
As for your needs, I think you should find somebody who actually understands
embedded Linux development to help you out.
At the very least, you should try taking a breath before sending an email that
makes you look like an incompetent, posturing buffoon.
Best of luck,
--mike
Sergey Kubushyn wrote:
> On Tue, 20 Sep 2005, Timofei V. Bondarenko wrote:
>
> It does NOT. Now it crashes the kernel. When using it as a root FS the very
> first ldconfig bombs out on rename. sys_rename->vfs_rename->yaffs_rename and
> KABOOM!!! -- kernel's dead with sefgault and the filesystem is trashed. Next
> mount attempt results in syslog full of "kernel: yaffs tragedy: attempting
> to use non-directory as a directory in scan. Put in lost+found." messages.
>
> What production quality are you talking about, guys? Storing a couple of
> non-essential data files off of a real filesystem?
>
> YAFFS1 used to work to some extent. Less for those floods of "**>>ecc error
> unfixed" raised every single week in the list and usual reply "Fix your MTD"
> as it is something to fix there it somehow managed to survive with a root
> filesystem on it. YAFFS2 "compatibility mode" is total junk. Dunno about
> real YAFFS2 but watching that sorry state of YAFFS1 I'm pretty sure it's
> also unusable.
>
> BTW, it is NOT a good idea to nail down a yaffs module configuration with
> that "moduleconfig.h" file. Less for compiler complaints it makes the entire
> weirdo kinda funny when mututally exclusive options got picked up from that
> file and kernel config...
>
>
>
>>Charles Manning wrote:
>>
>>>Please try the current CVS.
>>>Fixes for this applied a few minutes ago.
>>
>>It works now.
>>Thank you.
>>
>>--
>> Tim.
>>
>>
>>>On Saturday 17 September 2005 04:35, Timofei V. Bondarenko wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>Hello.
>>>>
>>>>I have a problem with mv command on yaffs filesystem.
>>>>
>>>>linux kernel 2.6.12
>>>>yaffs2 code from current CVS (I use yaffs1)
>>>>
>>>>There are 2 different files /hello and /helly exist.
>>>>
>>>>mv hello helly
>>>>
>>>>Failed: ENOTEMPTY
>>>>
>>>>ls -l
>>>>No hello file present
>>>>
>>>>ls -l hello
>>>>The hello file shown
>>>>
>>>>cat hello
>>>>Content of hello is ok.
>>>>The file helly is left unchaged.
>>>>
>>>>After reboot the hello file disappear completly.
>>>>
>>>>The ENOTEMPTY error reported by yaffs_rename()/yaffs_RenameObject(),
>>>>but I've no idea why.
>>>>
>>>>Any thoughts?
>>>>
>>
>>
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