files getting corrupted ?
alfred hitch
alfred.hitch at gmail.com
Mon Nov 21 02:01:43 EST 2005
Hi,
Need suggestions on a problem we are facing after a lot of usage and reboots.
( Very basic questions )
On the jffs2 (rw) partition, with MTD layer used to acceess it.
We are observing executable file corruptions.
If we jtag again, things are ok:
-> Meaning flash isn't corrupted (?)
-> It's an executable, so will adding sync anyways make a difference
to reboot we have (not normal reboot command), but will it make any
difference as it's to clear file i/o buffer s ?
Read on an article on net that in basics of embedded design:
( http://www.linuxdevices.com/articles/AT2055943458.html )
-> Wear levelling should always been considered, wont MTD serve purpose here ?
-> What will be a good strategy for read / write of
/var/log/messages, if writting in delayed / buffer forms isnt
acceptable ?
-> jffs rw partition can affect due to frequent write's
executables(read only) in partition also
Executable in question happened to be sh(shell) ! a diff shows
certain from middle of file were lost !
From net:
Imagine a swap-partition on flash or the system logfiles with syslogs
parameters not adopted; such a flash device could run into problems
within as little as three months!
What syslogs parameters could be in question are ??
Regards,
Alfred
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