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I suppose the main usage will be a RAMDISK mounted partition which will not lose its data on Server reboot, power loss or when program is not running. I don't
by gnufied 12y ago
I suppose the main usage will be a RAMDISK mounted partition which will not lose its data on Server reboot, power loss or when program is not running.
I don't think this SSD can be accessed through regular SCSI, IDE, AHCI controllers. http://www.sandisk.com.br/enterprise/ulltradimm-ssd/ http://www.sandisk.com.br/enterprise/ulltradimm-ssd/
- diydsp 12y agoYes it would be very cool to have the entire operating system in SSD. Literally flick the computer on and it's running ;) Or flick rapidly between Linux and Windows. That makes me think it might be wise to have a manager to do this. E.g. leave the disks accessible between three+ operating systems.
- icebraining 12y agoYes it would be very cool to have the entire operating system in SSD. Literally flick the computer on and it's running ;) Isn't that what you already get with suspension to memory (S3)? At least on my Debian laptop, it's ready before the lid is fully up.
- sliverstorm 12y agoRight, except: - S3 uses battery power (albeit not much) - NVM provides protection from power faults in datacenters