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Topic: YAFFS

	Introducing YAFFS, the first NAND-specific flash file system
		YAFFS is thus designed to work within the constraints of, and exploit the features of, NAND flash to maximize performance.
		YAFFS is already very stable and is rapidly becoming a very useful file system.
		YAFFS is realizing all the benefits open source projects hope for and will, we expect, continue to grow.
	www.linuxdevices.com /articles/AT9680239525.html (1611 words)

	Introducing YAFFS, the first NAND-specific flash file system
		YAFFS is thus designed to work within the constraints of, and exploit the features of, NAND flash to maximize performance.
		YAFFS is highly portable and runs under Linux, uClinux, and Windows CE.
		YAFFS is already very stable and is rapidly becoming a very useful file system.
	linuxdevices.com /articles/AT9680239525.html (1611 words)

	YAFFS Overview \| YAFFS
		YAFFS is a filesystem designed specifically for the characteristics of NAND flash.
		YAFFS is available to all under the GPL for use or evaluation; full details of CVS access are available
		YAFFS Direct Interface - User Guide, describing how to port YAFFS to an embedded environment or RTOS using the YDI 'personality' module'.
	www.yaffs.net /yaffs-overview (380 words)

	YAFFS 2 Specification and Development Notes \| Aleph One
		Of course the goal is to build yaffs as a file system running on top of real NAND flash, but yaffs can be built to run on a RAM emulation layer for in-kernel testing without NAND flash in the system.
		YAFFS can be built to run with either mtd or RAM emulation, or both.
		Yaffs structures the spare area with tags used to identify what is stored in the data area.
	www.aleph1.co.uk /node/38 (2272 words)

	YAFFS at AllExperts
		YAFFS is the first file system that was designed specifically for NAND flash.
		YAFFS is a robust log-structured file system that holds data integrity as a high priority.
		If free space on the device is low YAFFS may need to choose a block that has some number of dirty pages and some number of good pages, move the good pages to a new block, mark the old pages as dirty and erase the block.
	en.allexperts.com /e/y/ya/yaffs.htm (887 words)

	YAFFS
		YAFFS was designed and written by Charles Manning for the company Aleph One.
		YAFFS is a robust journalling file system that holds data integrity as a high priority.
		When a chunk is no longer valid (the file is deleted, or parts of the file are overwritten), YAFFS marks a particular byte in the spare area of the chunk as "dirty".
	www.mrsci.com /Computer-Storage/YAFFS.php (654 words)

	YAFFS \| Aleph One
		YAFFS provides a debugging mechanism which can be controlled at runtime, or set at build time.
		YAFFS, for Yet Another Flash Filing System, is a filing system optimised for NAND Flash chips, which are increasingly cheap and widely used.
		YAFFS is available free of charge under the Gnu Public Licence, GPL.
	www.aleph1.co.uk /yaffs (730 words)

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