Hello Bob,
on 20-Jul-00 you wrote :
...snipp [V crashing - bug in V or/and bug in the AOS?!]
� I disagree strongly. V has a bug that causes it to crash the OS
� while writing a file. The OS also has a bug which causes it to
� unvalidate a drive if the drive is being written when the OS
� crashes. Yes there is a minor problem with the OS, but there is
� a major problem in V.
Nope, I disagree.
V doesn't crash while writing, because the IO-functionality
is handled via OS and FS which, if they're 'bulletproof',
will handle the case of a programm crash correctly.
Maybe you should try PFS or SFS.
� If any program crashes the OS while writing a file to the disk,
� thats a serious bug, wether or not the OS has a bug too..
Nope, false conclusion. A program should't take care about
the fact the OS is writing to disk or not, the OS (FS) *must*!
(You're attitude would lead to the following programmimg
technique: Fact: The OS has a bug! A program should not do
anything when the OS is writing to a disk, because if it
would it might be possible that the programm would crash, and...
So no programm would be able to write to the disk, because...
;-)) (Not ment as an offence.)
...snipp[]
Here V�'s crashes are rare and mostly caused by JS problems.
Best regards
NR
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