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From: Vahid Fereydunkolahi <fereydunk@yahoo.com>
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> What you say is true -- the data can be written
> partially. This is true
> for all file systems, and doesn't even need a power
> failure -- if you
> ask them to write a certain amount, they may write
> less than that and
> then return.
> 

Does this mean that even a small write which may
bypass one page, can be written partially?

--vahid 


		
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