Linux-Based Flash File Platform Breaks Speed Records February 26, 2008
Announced as the industry’s fastest flash-memory file platform for Linux, the company's system combines its Reliance high-integrity file system and FlashFX Pro intelligent flash media manager. The pairing reportedly delivers up to 2000% faster write performance and five-times faster mount speeds when compared to legacy flash-file systems such as JFFS2 and YAFFS2. In addition to the performance advantage over alternatives, the flash-file system platform for Linux also includes out-of-the-box support for over 200 flash products from mainstream memory makers. Also on tap is a Windows driver that makes the platform fully compatible with Windows PCs. The Linux version is available now and other versions include Windows CE, VxWorks, and NucleusPLUS. For more details, call DATALIGHT INC., Bothell, WA. (800) 221-6630.
