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LFCS: Preparing Linux for nonvolatile memory devices

LFCS: Preparing Linux for nonvolatile memory devices

Posted Apr 19, 2013 23:21 UTC (Fri) by dw (subscriber, #12017)
Parent article: LFCS: Preparing Linux for nonvolatile memory devices

Here is a short paper that discusses implications of NVM on operating system design from a relatively high level: Operating System Implications of Fast, Cheap, Non-Volatile Memory (PDF)

This article is the first I've read anywhere that mentions write lifetime being a potential issue with the myriad promised new technologies. I guess the dream of unified single level store, execute-in-place, edit-in-place and suchlike might be relegated for a few more decades yet.


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LFCS: Preparing Linux for nonvolatile memory devices

Posted Apr 20, 2013 12:42 UTC (Sat) by ricwheeler (subscriber, #4980) [Link]

Good article. I read it as advocating for nonvolatile memory - not as you read it as having a fatal flaw putting off this class of parts for decades.


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