Re: run-time non-volatile overwrite
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Bolivar, Marti
Hi,
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It's not clear what you are asking. By 'Zephyr requires the ability', what part of Zephyr do you mean? Some optional Zephyr subsystems (like DFU or file systems) require rewriting nonvolatile storage to work properly, of course. But these have to be enabled. The 'hello_world' sample doesn't write any flash when it runs. So the answer you are looking for really depends on your use case. Martí "abraddy via lists.zephyrproject.org" <abraddy=slb.com@lists.zephyrproject.org> writes:
I'm currently considering Zephyr for some of our future projects, but have a (hopefully) quick question. We have a requirement that FLASH memory is not erased (including bit-setting on overwrites) and was wondering if anyone can tell me off-the-cuff whether Zephyr requires the ability to re-write non-volatile memory at run-time.
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