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> Most files never get written to the physical device, being in tempfs or disk cache and deleted before being flushed to disk. It's fine if you're using tmpfs,
by yjftsjthsd-h 1y ago
> Most files never get written to the physical device, being in tempfs or disk cache and deleted before being flushed to disk.
It's fine if you're using tmpfs, but I would expect written files on anything else to make it to disk even if they also spend some time in the write buffer. Especially on a build box where memory pressure is higher.
- brucehoult 1y agoI buy boards with enough RAM. I usually have 10GB+ "buff/cache" on my 16GB RAM LicheePi 3A (SpacemiT K1 SoC) and Milk-V Megrez (EIC7700X P550 cores) boards which are my current "has RVV" and "faster" RISC-V boards.