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Last Post 05 Dec 2013 09:57 AM by  Patrick Domond
iMX31 - WinCE YAFFS Driver
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steven.eckhoff
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25 Nov 2013 09:06 AM
    Q:

    Is the YAFFS WinCE 6.0 driver that is provided in the BSP truly fault tolerant?

    A: Yes, YAFFS is fault tolerant [1]. If you are experiencing an issue let us know.

     [1] http://www.yaffs.net/docu...bustness-and-testing

     

     

    Q: Is there a way to check the integrity of the YAFFS partition from Lolo and from the WinCE?

    A: I don't believe there are testing facilities that a user can run in WinCE. The Logic Loader User's Manual [1] has more information on the available commands that can be used on the YAFFS file system in LoLo.

    Testing for power failure can  be done with a programmable power supply that can be be programmed to cut power on a specified interval. With this kind of test you can choose to cut power at different times during booting or while your application is running.

    [2] http://support.logicpd.co...d=0&EntryId=1455

     

     

    What kind of testing are you interested in?
    Patrick Domond
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    05 Dec 2013 09:57 AM
    We have reasons to suspect that corruption is taking place on the NAND, are there any utility tools (add-on) that can be used to verify it? We'd like to remove corruption out of the equation.
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