You could mount the filesystem as read-only and use a ramdisk for the
partitions that need write access
like /tmp or /var.
You also would prevent your CF-Card from damage because you cannot
perform unlimited io operations on that card.
I've already tested this with a kind of embedded appliance that acts as
a router.
- Wolfram
Alexandre DELAY wrote:
he he!
nice answer!
The fact is that it is not exactly my question.
You think it is normal that nowdays we are limited by this hardware???
hdds are more than 50 years old!!
It has been invented in 1953 by some guy at IBM.
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Envoye : mardi 13 decembre 2005 19:43
A : 'Alexandre DELAY'; [email protected]
Objet : RE: HDD
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Alexandre DELAY
Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2005 9:39 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: HDD
Hi guys,
I would like to know what you think of hard drive disk running under
FreeBSD. The fact is that it is quite difficult to keep it working
with "hard power off". I added a small fsck_enable="YES" in my rc.conf
file,
but my system keeps have some trouble when the power fails.
Is there a way to make FreeBSD running very well with power failure?
I thought of Compact flash cards as system disk. Do you think
it would make the system more stable with power failure?
Use a UPS.
-gayn
Bristol Systems Inc.
714/532-6776
www.bristolsystems.com
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