Richard Amerman wrote:
I just backed up all the files off that CF card, did a scandisk and it
looks like it fixed everything.
I now changed my /etc/init.d/reboot to umount my CF card before
rebooting.
Though I will plan on always unmounting the CF card when I do not need
it.
Richard
-----Original Message-----
From: M Lu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I do not know of the auto umount but you can alias 'reboot'
to 'cd ; umount /cf; halt' if you use reboot to reboot your machine.
You are luckier than Peter.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Peter Mueller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
It's easy to destroy CF cards this way. I went through two
on my routers before understanding that you need to unmount
the card ASAP.
I umount and remove the modules that allow the CF to be mounted. This
way there are only two ways to remount. 1. Reboot. 2. Bring the
moules in over the wire and insmod them so that the CF can be mounted.
I have a little lrp that loads the scripts to remove and reinstall the
modules for my WRAP uClibc system. This way the CF can not be accessed
by a buffer overflow or hacker and is write protected until I
deliberately make it writable.
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