Works under TargetXFS and TargetFAT to implement a reliable, re-entrant file system. Use of NAND flash media for the backing store is invisible to the application layer.
Combined with TargetXFS or TargetFAT, TargetFTL-NDM provides power-fail recovery.
Sits on top of Blunk's NAND device manager (TargetNDM) to allow for:
efficient use of NAND devices
volume partitions
en-masse factory pre-programming using the Skip Bad Block method
Works under TargetXFS and TargetFAT to implement a reliable, re-entrant file system. Use of NOR flash media for the backing store is invisible to the application layer.
Supports volumes ranging from KBs to GBs in size by adaptively selecting the optimal mapping algorithm according to the volume size, ensuring best performance and minimal RAM footprint.
Combined with TargetXFS or TargetFAT, TargetFTL-NOR provides power-fail recovery.
Implements wear-leveling to prolong life of the flash media.
'Thin' driver layer for maximum ease in porting to new platforms.
A reliable, re-entrant RAM based file system with a POSIX and ANSI C compliant API. Use of RAM for the backing store is invisible to the application layer.
Provides fast storage of temporary files.
Automatically calls malloc() and free() as needed when files are created, grown, or deleted. No configuration or pre-allocation of RAM memory is required.
Garbage collection is performed to ensure minimal use of RAM for file system control information.
