Am Samstag, 3. April 2004 02:30 schrieb Sylvain Joyeux: > Try mounting you partition using ext2 and use noflushd
DO NOT use noflushd. Noflushd captures all write access to the hd which is a very bad idea. Even sync is captured. If you set noflushd to 30 min. and have a crash after 29 min. then you will lose 29 min of data. No journal can help you out of this. Try using the laptop mode patch which captures write activity but force flushes all data on a timeout. the lm patch actively tries to group write access to receive long spindown times. That should work even with ext3. Linux was and still is server oriented. Many programs dont like laptops.. :-( Regards -- Clemens Wacha [EMAIL PROTECTED] ICQ:12620942 succesfully using Linux since 1999. See http://www.debian.org
