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Myself wants. I remember when the UBIFS module (or some kernel settings) for the Debian kernel was MLC against SLC. You could store 4X more data now, but at a c
by anthk 11mo ago
Myself wants. I remember when the UBIFS module (or some kernel settings) for the Debian kernel was MLC against SLC. You could store 4X more data now, but at a cost of really bad reability: A SINGLE bad shutdown and your partitions would be corrupted up to the point of not being able to properly boot any more, having to reflash the NAND.
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- moffkalast 11mo agoWell then buy an industrial SSD, they're something like 80-240 GB and you get power loss protection capacitors too. Just not the datacenter ones, those melt immediately without rack airflow.