fedora on a flash drive

[Florin Andrei]

On Mon, 2005-03-07 at 17:13 -0600, Mike Klinke wrote:

> Flash is probably the last thing to use for anything critical, 
> especially if you're concerned about voltage fluctuations. From 
> working with several different microcontrollers I can attest to its 
> delicacy when voltage starts moving around.

So then... a normal HDD, with critical partitions mounted "sync"?

I've actually seen quite a few appliances that are really custom-built
PCs running Linux and using normal HDDs. I just wonder what they're
doing to assure it won't get stuck in fsck, or worse, if the power
fails.

Speaking of which, what's the "official" Fedora way :-) to tell fsck to
just go ahead fix the disk and don't ask anything?

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Florin Andrei

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