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Dmitry Yakovlev 2017-07-31 07:50:20 +03:00
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components/wear_levelling/README.rst
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@ -14,17 +14,17 @@ memory mapping data in the external SPI flash through the partition component. I
also has higher-level APIs which work with FAT filesystem defined in
the :doc:`FAT filesystem </api-reference/storage/fatfs>`.
The weat levelling component, together with FAT FS component, works with FAT FS sector size 4096
bytes which is standard size of the flash devices. In this mode the component has best perfomance,
The wear levelling component, together with FAT FS component, works with FAT FS sector size 4096
bytes which is standard size of the flash devices. In this mode the component has best performance,
but needs additional memoty in the RAM. To save internal memory the component has two additional modes
to work with sector size 512 bytes: Performance and Safety modes. In Performance mode by erase sector
operation data will be stored to the RAM, sector will be erased and then data will be stored
back to the flash. If by this operation power off situation will occure, the complete 4096 bytes
back to the flash. If by this operation power off situation will occur, the complete 4096 bytes
will be lost. To prevent this the Safety mode was implemented. In safety mode the data will be first
stored to the flash and after sector will be erased, will be stored back. If power off situation will
occure, after power on, the data will be recovered.
occur, after power on, the data will be recovered.
By default defined the sector size 512 bytes and Performance mode. To change these values please use
the configuratoin menu.
the configuration menu.
The wear levelling component does not cache data in RAM. Write and erase functions