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Subject: [9fans] ipaq / flash filesystem question
Date: Thu,  6 Nov 2003 16:56:50 +0000
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Hi,

I understand the iPaq uses a flash filesystem as its backing store
but from a cursory glance at the source indicates this is prepared
on another plan9 box and downloaded as a memory image - maybe this
is just for bootstrapping?

My question is: can the plan9 flash filesystem read and write files?
and seccondly does it know about wear leveling?

If so I shall be re-reading the Licience to see if I can use it for
a product proposal...:-)

-Steve