Why not redirect the logs to an SD card or USB flash drive (if present) rather than the internal flash? Network logging is also available although this might not be applicable in your environment.
man syslog.conf
On Fri, Sep 24, 2010 at 8:50 AM, arm.user <> wrote:
Hi Folks,
I am wishing to minimise unnecessary NAND wear on my TS-7800, and so considering disabling sysklogd and klogd.
Although the standard UNIX line is to always have these servers enabled, my particular embedded application is stable, single-user application operating in a secure private network. The usual need for logging is not as strong. To be honest, after 10 years of using embedded Linux I have seldom sought info from these files (dmesg aside).
I'd be delighted to find some aggregated experience and wisdom here.
Regards
Roy
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