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Re: - RAM File system


Gary Thomas wrote:

On Fri, 2005-05-20 at 19:06 +0530, rpai@it.iitb.ac.in wrote:


hello ........

          I have an application that uses data given by the user. So the
question is how can i get data into the redboot , which format
of file I should store the data. I am using the RAM file
system....

Can any one tell me a way to get data into redboot...



Why would you want the data "into RedBoot?" If the application needs the data, have it fetch it itself, e.g. using TFTP.

If you want the data to be permanent, then you could keep it in
a FLASH image (managed by RedBoot).  Since the RAM file system is
dynamic (purely created at runtime), you may need to fetch the
data in some other fashion and then load it into the RAM file system.
Another alternative would be to keep the data in some other form,
e.g. JFFS2 or ROM file system.



And if we also create a file during the execution of the application and want to make it available to us
even after the termination of the application, what do we have to do ?


For instance we would want to keep track of packets that violate a condition.
So to keep track of such things, we would want store this info for analysis offline.


-- Vamshi

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