<meino.cramer <at> gmx.de> writes:
> I have an embedded system with internal flash memory. > The internal flash memory contains some static files, > which are only be read and others, which get written > from time to time. Embedded systems vary wildly. If you can you need to be as specific as possilble on which embedded system, processor model, vendor, version etc. > The internal flash has a FAT32-formatted filesystem > and no real partiton (the device is directly fomratted > as so often with this kind of lash memories. > From time to time the software crashes while updateing > some files (writing to them) leaving a unclean filesystem > behind. > Often -- after fscking the filesystem -- files named > FSCK<number>.REC are left in the root of the filesystem. Have you sought out help from the vendor/manufacture? Can the embedded OS be updated and maintained? Can you install another, better supported embedded OS like openWRT https://openwrt.org/ > Is it correct to assume, that only those files are > affected by correcting the filesysten which were written/updated > before or is there any chance, that other, only read files > are also affected? You've got to get really specific on the details of the embedded OS and such details..... hth, James
