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I don't know. It's a bit of a bummer. I imagine Android would benefit the most (and phones also don't suffer from sudden power outages, which is the biggest ri

by megous 7y ago

I don't know. It's a bit of a bummer. I imagine Android would benefit the most (and phones also don't suffer from sudden power outages, which is the biggest risk with enabling this), so someone may try looking if mmc core in androind kernel has patches to support this.

aidenn0 7y ago
My phone will reboot randomly; depending on what layer the reboot happens at, there may be no flush command sent to the card.
- megous 7y ago
  No worries, I checked it a few minutes ago, and android doesn't support this either.
cesarb 7y ago
> and phones also don't suffer from sudden power outages Perhaps you have never dropped your phone, but in my experience, on a dropped phone the battery cover and the battery often go flying.
- pixl97 7y ago
  I will say that at least most flagship phones these days have internal batteries.
  - metildaa 7y ago
    Flagships have been skyrocketing in price and are losing marketshare to the midrange segment, which almost always has removable storage, and often has a swappable battery.
asveikau 7y ago
> and phones also don't suffer from sudden power outages, Phone batteries die, and the battery remaining percentages are only an estimate so writing code to react to that condition can be fickle.