2011/1/11 Jesslyn Abdul Salam <jesslyn.sa...@aricent.com>: > > HI all, > > I am using MeeGo 1.1 on our Moorestown based platform with kernel 2.6.35, we > are facing an issue with persistence of filesystem changes across power > cycles. Essentially, using ext3 on NAND, we see that any changes made to > existing files or creation of new files do not get flushed from the cache to > the NAND device during poweroff/shutdown. > > However, we’re working around this situation by using “barrier=1” option in > /etc/fstab and in this case, the barrier option ensures that all changes are > written through immediately to NAND. Since this happens at the cost of > performance and NAND device lifetime, this workaround is not desirable. > > Is this a bug in the Spectra drivers or an issue somewhere else?
Are you sure using ext3 on NAND (if you really mean NAND and not eMMC) is wise? I would imagine something like ubifs would be saner as it's suited for that kind of purpose. BR Carsten Munk _______________________________________________ MeeGo-dev mailing list MeeGo-dev@meego.com http://lists.meego.com/listinfo/meego-dev
