RE: How to protect DoC 2000 from power fail?

[Cfowler <cfowler@outpostsentinel.com@>]

I do not use a journalling file system.  I load a ext2 fs into memory from a
raw file on DOC2000.  If you loose power then you just reboot.  No loss of
data.  Of course only config changes not the root fs.  I store config in a
shared memory sgement.  I only write it to DOC when the user issues the
'save' command.


--------- Original message --------
From: "Wil Taphoorn" <wil@wtms.nl>
To: "linux-mtd@lists.infradead.org" <linux-mtd@lists.infradead.org>
Subject: How to protect DoC 2000 from power fail?
Date: 03-18-02 12:23

Gentlemen,

I am looking for some rigid means of power fail protection
for a DoC 2000 based embedded system. From what I have read
so far I understand that almost any brand of journalling file
system should do well but, then again, those readings also
mention raw FLASH and not DoC, in other words, I think I am
lost. Would someone be so kind to enlighten me?

The system in question runs on a customized 486 SoC, boots
from EEPROM and loads LILO from DoC. The kernel uses initrd
to load the M-sys supplied DoC driver.

Thanks,
Wil

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