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Notes from the LF End User SummitNotes from the LF End User SummitPosted Nov 21, 2009 17:55 UTC (Sat) by giraffedata (subscriber, #1954)In reply to: Notes from the LF End User Summit by giraffedata Parent article: Notes from the LF End User Summit
On the other hand, many vendors offer flash memory with a PCI interface and complete specs on that interface. I take this back. I remember having a conversation recently about this and while there are PCI flash memory devices available, and they're usable on Linux, apparently the interface protocol is not in fact specified and people use them on Linux via object code only device drivers. These device drivers present a Linux block device interface, which is almost as bad as SATA, in that it is designed for disk drives.
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