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| Subject: | [ts-7000] Powering down a Linux appliance - comments wanted |
| From: | "bburtan65" <> |
| Date: | Mon, 01 Jun 2009 02:36:57 -0000 |
Let's say you're designing a Linux/SBC appliance and you can't guarantee that
an end-user is going to shut the thing down gracefully or unplug the main power
source. You also want fast booting so fsck...well sucks and won't be used.
How would you deal with potential file system corruption? Is YAFFS robust
enough to withstand power cycling?
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