YAFFS

Yaffs is currently at version 2. Yaffs2 supports 2K-byte page flash as well as 512-byte page flash. (Yaffs1 only supports the original 512-byte page flash and is now in maintenance mode.) There is a minimal subset of the filesystem called Yaffs/Direct or the Yaffs Direct Interface which is intended to be used in embedded systems, and can be licensed for use in proprietary systems. Yaffs is available to all under the GPL for use or evaluation; full details of Git access are available... Yaffs works on multiple operating systems - Linux, VxWorks, Windows CE, eCos. - and also directly on bare metal, with no operating system. And it's easy to integrate into your RTOS or application using the Yaffs Direct Interface. It works with multiple types of flash memory - NAND & NOR, SLC, MLC & TLC. It's endian neutral. It's been used with 32-bit and 64-bit CPUs including MIPS, 68000, ARM, ColdFire, PowerPC and x86 variants. Yaffs has even been used with various DSP architectures! And it'll work..

Also known as: Yaffs - A Flash File System

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