The git repository is here: http://git.uffs.org/

The master branch is of course the reference branch. As you may know, the project is for the moment working in read only mode. Because UFFS is based on UBIFS, you will be able to write on your device with UBIFS tools. It's a starting point to test the UFFS project.

The documentation is filled weeks after weeks, and we hope you will help us improve it.

The project is opening mailing lists, checkout the contact page to have more details.

Even if the project is still in heavy development, some parts are currently usable for "real" things. Indeed, the UFFS project is composed by:

  • A portable UBIFS library: that can be used to access and modify ubifs volumes
  • libubiio: a library providing the same UBI API the kernel does
  • Erase Block Manager, a portable UBI-Like library

UFFS is an end of study project from Epitech school. It aims is to support any kind of flash memory devices on Microsoft Windows and GNU/Linux.