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walt <w41ter@×××××.com> [14-05-13 03:00]: |
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> On 05/11/2014 08:25 PM, meino.cramer@×××.de wrote: |
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> > Hi, |
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> > I have an embedded system with internal flash memory. |
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> > The internal flash memory contains some static files, |
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> > which are only be read and others, which get written |
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> > from time to time. |
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> > The internal flash has a FAT32-formatted filesystem |
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> > and no real partiton (the device is directly fomratted |
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> > as so often with this kind of lash memories. |
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> > From time to time the software crashes while updateing |
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> > some files (writing to them) leaving a unclean filesystem |
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> > behind. |
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> > Often -- after fscking the filesystem -- files named |
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> > FSCK<number>.REC are left in the root of the filesystem. |
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> > Is it correct to assume, that only those files are |
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> > affected by correcting the filesysten which were written/updated |
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> > before or is there any chance, that other, only read files |
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> > are also affected? |
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> I don't know the answer so I'll ask a question instead :) |
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> How long was the embedded system working correctly before |
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> the crashes started? Did it ever work correctly? |
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Yes, it works fine...as long it does not touch files, which |
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may be involved with those filesystem problems... |
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Best regards, |
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mcc |
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