Why Does Linux Report ‘No Space Left on Device’ When There is Still Available Space?

Why Does Linux Report 'No Space Left on Device' When There is Still Available Space?

Hello everyone, I am Yu Yong. Yesterday, I encountered a problem: a Linux server used for data transfer suddenly stopped being able to perform data transfers. Upon checking the logs, there were messages indicating that files could not be saved and ‘No space left on device’. Using the command df -Th to check disk space, … Read more

Embedded Development in C: SPI Communication Protocol

Embedded Development in C: SPI Communication Protocol

Embedded Development in C: SPI Communication Protocol Introduction The SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface) is a synchronous serial communication protocol widely used for high-speed data transfer between microcontrollers and various peripherals. It was introduced by Motorola in the 1980s and has been widely adopted due to its simplicity, flexibility, and efficiency. SPI is typically used to … Read more

Efficient Combination of mmap and Socket in Embedded Linux

Efficient Combination of mmap and Socket in Embedded Linux

Hello everyone, I am the Information Guy~ In the pursuit of extreme performance in server development, how to reduce the number of data copies and lower CPU usage is an eternal topic. Today, I will introduce the combination of <span><span>mmap</span></span> and <span><span>socket</span></span>, which is a powerful tool to address this pain point, and has been … Read more

How to Transfer NS Games Between Two SD Cards | Tutorial

How to Transfer NS Games Between Two SD Cards | Tutorial

Many readers may have encountered a situation where they initially purchased a smaller capacity microSD card for their NS, thinking they wouldn’t use up all that space. However, over time, they realized they underestimated their purchasing ability, leading them to buy a larger capacity microSD card. This raises the question of how to transfer the … Read more

Overview of Bluetooth Core Technologies (Part 1): Introduction to Bluetooth

Overview of Bluetooth Core Technologies (Part 1): Introduction to Bluetooth

Bluetooth is a radio technology that supports short-range communication between devices (generally within 10 meters). It allows for wireless information exchange among various devices, including mobile phones, PDAs, wireless headsets, laptops, and related peripherals. By utilizing Bluetooth technology, communication between mobile terminal devices can be effectively simplified, and communication between devices and the Internet can … Read more

Understanding DMA in Embedded Systems

Understanding DMA in Embedded Systems

Click the blue text Follow us Due to changes in the public account’s push rules, please click “Read” and add “Star” to get exciting technical shares as soon as possible. Source from the internet, please delete if infringing DMA, short for Direct Memory Access, is a method for transferring data directly between memory and peripherals … Read more

Understanding USB Communication Protocol with a Diagram

Understanding USB Communication Protocol with a Diagram

1. Overview 2. Related Materials 3. USB Block Diagram 4. Understanding USB Concepts 4.1 USB Specification 4.2 USB Interface 4.3 USB Endpoint 4.4 USB Pipe 4.5 USB Data Transfer Types 4.6 USB Device Class 4.7 USB Descriptors 4.8 USB Communication Process 5. Summary 6. Discussion or Reflection 1. Overview USB (Universal Serial Bus) is ‘universal’ … Read more

Understanding eMMC Interface for High-Speed Circuits

Understanding eMMC Interface for High-Speed Circuits

eMMC, as a common hardware interface in high-speed circuit design, is often used for storage in IOS systems or for storing critical product information. This article will analyze the eMMC protocol and combine it with some unconventional bugs encountered in actual work, aiming to master the circuit design and problem analysis of the eMMC interface … Read more

The Role of JTAG in FLASH Programming

The Role of JTAG in FLASH Programming

Following the previous article, we learned about the erase, write, and read functions of FLASH, but there is still a lack of understanding regarding the relationship with JTAG. This article supplements the JTAG part. First, let’s take a look at the hierarchical structure of JTAG programming FLASH, as shown in the figure below: The physical … Read more