Thanks.
> ...that is not trivial to get rid of. Image the case where two
> processes are writing to two devices. With two buffers, we do rmew
> whenever switching blocks for one device. With one buffer, we have to
> do it for every context switch between those two processes, which will
> wear down the flash a lot faster.
>
> Considering that mtdblock should not be performance critical in
> production use anyway, this is a very hard problem. What do you
> think?
I understand the difficulty. It is difficult to be hard coded for multi devices.
There maybe other things to be modified to improve perforamance.
BR.
Matsunaga
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