In message: <20060530051455.GA60261_at_what-creek.com> John Birrell <jb_at_what-creek.com> writes: : As I said, writing a NAND driver under geom on FreeBSD is a trivial matter. : That is what I did. The driver wasn't committed to FreeBSD because it : is hardware specific to the board due to the way the the processor I/O : is mapped. If you study the NAND implementations on embedded hardware, : you will see that making a general operating system support them all with : drivers is hard to do because of the different ways that the NAND chips : are mapped in I/O. It's not like they are on a general bus that makes : access to them the same. Yes. This driver does have a number of issues. There needs to be some additional layers of abstraction to make it generic. The driver you wrote works very well (we only had to fix a one or two minor bugs). WarnerReceived on Thu Jun 01 2006 - 16:20:00 UTC
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