[lintfordpickle]

I don't think the problem is necessarily space, but rather write-limits being used by superfluous logging

[amiga-workbench]

That's where the wear levelling comes in, still expose 8GB of space to the host device, but internally have I dunno, twice that in cell capacity that you can move bits to as other cells wear out.

Its a shame mobile devices don't have a SMART equivalent, would be nice to have some warning as something approaches the end of its life.

[jeremyjh]

Why do you want to spend money on hardware to solve a software problem? The software doesn't have to write the logs to the SD card.

[Scoundreller]

Do you even have to limit the exposed space?

It’s not going to write at twice the rate just because more space is available.

[user_7832]

If I remember correctly it's also about eMMC having a much shorter life than UFS or similar storage. Though yes, unnecessary logging isn't helpful either. (Quick post-googling edit: apparently both use NAND, it's more about wear leveling apparently that makes the differences.)