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Flash Storage Persistence

vintagepc edited this page Feb 18, 2021 · 3 revisions

The onboard flash storage devices are persisted across reboots in memory, but not across machine shutdowns.

To back these files with a real file on disk, you will need to create the file and provide additional command line arguments.

The external SPI flash chip is 64 MBit (8 MByte). To create a file of this size, use truncate -s 8M [filename]. Then, pass the file to QEMU with qemu-system-buddy [options] -mtdblock [filename].

The internal st25dv64k has two 64k blocks. These can be created using the above command with -s 64K instead. These are provided with two pflash arguments, e.g. qemu-system-buddy [options] -pflash file1.bin -pflash file2.bin

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