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It's also really hard to even get access to directly addressable flash (which would make it much easier for researchers to study). This seems to be because the
by slaymaker1907 4y ago
It's also really hard to even get access to directly addressable flash (which would make it much easier for researchers to study). This seems to be because the algorithms for wear leveling and virtual addressing are actually huge differentiating factors between manufacturers and the actual flash storage is all very similar.
- tenebrisalietum 4y agoHiding flash behind an FTL allows companies to use it to use imperfect flash (flash with bad blocks) make things cheaper. Remember when hard drives had block defect table labels on them, and then those went away when EIDE took over?