I am thinking about using Linux or Real Time Linux for a mobile unit.
This unit would be activated when power is applied and deactivated when
power is removed. I only plan to use flash memory (IDE flash) for
storage. My questions are as follows:
1) I need my device to be active 5 seconds after power-up. Can Linux
come up that quickly?
2) I can not use the shutdown command to turn off the device. The
device will be turned off when power is removed. Will I incur any
file system corruption issues?
Any experience or advice would be greatly appreciated.
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