Hey guys,
This is just a general question to all you Compact Flash users. I'm using
Compact Flash as part of an embedded solution and was wondering how your
experiences are with the life of your Compact Flash? Currently I'm using a
96 MB Sandisk running Linux. From what I understand, Compact Flash only has
a certain amount of writes before it dies out on you. Is this number of
writes so much that it is negligeble? Or is it of a concern that I need to
work my system around so that it barely writes to disk? Any experiences
shared would be greatly appreciated.
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