Hi Rumi,
That really depends on how your embedded application is
written. If it's a solid state app and you mount the media
read only, then you won't have any problems at all. If your
app makes very little changes (configuration info perhaps)
you can remount rw, write, remount ro and be quite safe --
as long as the power down doesn't happen during the config
write.
If your embedded app writes to the HD all the time, then
you're going to have to at least go through an abbreviated
shutdown process.
HTH
John Lombardo
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> has any one had any experience on how Linux likes
> it when in an embedded environment if you pull the
> board out while it is still running? It would be no
> different, I presume, then as if you unplugged your
> pc running linux. When it rebooted it would do a
> file check and repair the disk? Or is that really a
> big no no? Are there other gotchas that one needs
> to be worried about?
>
> thanks in advance for any information.
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