Method and apparatus for splitting a logical block
A technology of logical blocks and logical groups, which is applied to the system field of the number of times a file allocation table is copied, can solve the problems of time-consuming and large overhead.
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[0034] Reducing the amount of operational overhead required to store or otherwise rewrite updated pages allows an overall system (eg, an overall host system including an embedded non-volatile memory chip) to operate more efficiently. If a single page associated with a physical block (e.g. a block associated with a file allocation table (FAT)) were to be copied in its entirety each time the physical block was to be updated, a significant amount of operational overhead would be consumed, And, as a result, can be quite inefficient.
[0035] By dividing a logical block (such as a logical FAT block) into multiple physical blocks (such as two physical blocks), when an overall flash memory system needs to be formatted, the physical blocks associated with the logical block Each of these is basically only partially filled. In other words, a part of the logical block data may be written in each of a plurality of physical blocks. For example, pages 0-15 of a split 32-page logical block...
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