From UBIFSWiki
Raw numbers
E1-nand
| JFFS2
| compression
| largest file
| number of files
|
| 2008-01-07
| LZO
| 127102976
| 1232
|
| 2008-05-07
| LZO
| 127111168
| 1240
|
| UBIFS
| compression
| largest file
| number of files
|
| 2008-01-07
| LZO
| 119107584
| 1156
|
| 2008-05-07
| LZO
| 123334656
| 1199
|
E2-nand
| JFFS2
| compression
| largest file
| number of files
|
| JFFS2
| Favour LZO
| 252338176
| 2460
|
| UBIFS
| compression
| largest file
| number of files
|
| 2007-12-05
| LZO
| 238718976
| 2309
|
Relative results (ratio)
E1-nand
| UBIFS
| compression
| largest file
| number of files
|
| 2008-01-07
| LZO
| 93.71%
| 93.83%
|
| 2008-05-07
| LZO
| 97.03%
| 96.69%
|
E2-nand
| UBIFS
| compression
| largest file
| number of files
|
| 2007-12-05
| LZO
| 94.60%
| 93.86%
|
Command line and settings
- Numbers were measured by the following command from ubifs-userspace testsuit
$> regtest -- largestfile
- The 'compression' field shows which compressor method was used during the test. All files are created with the same random data.
- The 'largest file' shows the maximum size of a file. The raw numbers are in bytes.
- The 'number of files' shows the maximum number of files. Each file is 102400 bytes long.
- In the relative data the
- green value means UBIFS can store more data than the reference (at least 5%)
- red value means UBIFS can store less data than the reference (at least 5%)
- black value means ratio is in 5% margin of error
