Re: Doubt on mmc erase command

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Hello Ritesh Harjani,

Thanks for the info Ritesh, I'll try out your pointer to mmc trace events next time i run into eMMC issue

In the current case, I found out that in case of file deletion, only the file's metadata(such as entry in inode table, inode_bitmap and other filesystem parameters) is freed and it won't invoke the ERASE command seq explicitly(atleast in case of EXT4 it doesn't send ERASE CMD). I think only in case of formatting(mkfs) of the partition or the whole eMMC, ERASE command is issued.

Thanks
Sheetal

On Tuesday 13 October 2015 02:14 PM, Ritesh Harjani wrote:
Hi Sheetal,

Try enabling mmc trace events to check what is the cmd you are getting
to confirm erase going through.
You shoud get cmd 35/36/38 if erase is going through in case of emmc.

-Ritesh






On Tue, Feb 10, 2015 at 10:00 PM, Sheetal <sheetal.tigadoli@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello,

I'm trying to send ERASE Command to the emmc by deleting a file on one of
the emmc partitions and then doing a sync, But I'm noticing that even this
will not issue the erase command to emmc.

I did trace the code on, from where this erase command is issued, but my
trace ended at an ioctl call "do_vfs_ioctl()" more specific
"SYSCALL_DEFINE3(ioctl, unsigned int, fd, unsigned int, cmd, unsigned long,
arg)" system call definition does a call to do_vfs_ioctl.

Please help me understand how to initiate this from userspace.
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