Hi Paolo,
Friday, November 03, 2000, 12:27:40 PM, you wrote:
PM> Just a little newbie question: in order to achieve speed and a good robustness of
an embedded system, in order to let user to switch off without a shutdown procedure
and avoiding those bad
PM> filesystem checks ), should I load everything on a Ramdisk? Any hints about it ?
when i was confronted with that problem, i decided to mount the
filesystem read-only. all the parts of the filesystem which need to be
writable at runtime are linked to ramdisk filesystems (like the /tmp,
/var/... and the /dev directories). in a linux how-to or faq i found a
hint by which means you can prevent the fcheck program of checking
your disks. i don't remember at the moment but i will dig through my
notes if you are interested in it ...
CU
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