Hi Clemens.
On Fri, 20 Apr 2001 22:33:00 +0200
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Clemens Kühnle) wrote:
You should also mount both partitions with the "noatime" flag. ext2 does
write (even on a r/o-partition) information of the last access time for each file.
This can be prevented with the noatime flag.
> I think the problem is the duration of life of the flash disk bits?
I think not. One reason against this would be that the error does not occur everytime
but only in special cases. Another reason is that the controler chip on the flash disk
is mapping out bad bits automagically. So you should not run that early into problems.
Also, the controler distributes write access across the whole partition.
Bye, Mike
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