Non-volatile memory?

[Joe Ross]

Originally Posted by Jared341

Joe,

Do you have a ballpark figure of what this number tends to be? We have, in the past, written logger classes that make several writes to "disk" per second. Sounds like a longer buffer might be in order to preserve our cRIOs...

Typical flash memories are on the order of 100,000 to 1 million writes. I'm not sure if the cRIO does wear leveling, but that could extend it by another order of magnitude or more.

[jhersh]

Originally Posted by Joe Ross

Typical flash memories are on the order of 100,000 to 1 million writes. I'm not sure if the cRIO does wear leveling, but that could extend it by another order of magnitude or more.

The cRIO uses a disk-on-chip from M-Systems (the M-DOC G4)... it does wear leveling internally.

-Joe