💻 Technology 4h ago · Michael Larabel

Linux 7.3 UBI Adds Support For Per-Device Wear-Leveling Thresholds

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The Unsorted Block Images "UBI" layer in the Linux kernel for NAND flash memory tracking and wear leveling finally has the notion of per-device wear-leveling thresholds...

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