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#1 2012-03-20 14:08:29
- kdar
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NAND flash writing policy in Linux?
I had a question from one person that wanted to know how Linux writes to flash (flash drives, solid states.. etc). What is responsible for this? Linux Kernel? Partition type?
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#2 2012-03-20 14:46:10
- mynis01
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Re: NAND flash writing policy in Linux?
Perhaps you are talking about i/o schedulers? The default i/o scheduler is cfq, some people prefer to use bfq on desktop machines. I use bfq for my HDDs and noop for my SSDs. I believe removable flash drives would be mounted with whatever you have set to be the default.
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