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You can force a partition to be mounted "synchronously", where writes aren't buffered in RAM and then flushed later -- every write blocks until it is written to
by cellularmitosis 8y ago
You can force a partition to be mounted "synchronously", where writes aren't buffered in RAM and then flushed later -- every write blocks until it is written to disk.
The options are the third column in your /etc/fstab file. For example, if you had "errors=remount-ro", you'd change it to "errors=remount-ro,sync".
(Or is the Raspi problem actually in hardware?)