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Hi:
I met with some problem with my Linux filesystem.
I have two partition on my harddisk. On the first
partition,I put the Linux system, on the second partition put the
application data.In order to protect my Linux filesystem for sudden poweroff, I
modified the Linux initial startup script file,that is /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit,the
main modification is that:
changed the command sentence "Mount the root filesystem rw" into "Mount the
root filesystem ro(readonly)",but the application data partition remained
unchanged,then I rebooted my machine.To my surprise.I got a message as
follows:
Starting system logger:
paused for a long time,then an another sessage came into my eyes:
INIT:Id "1" respawing too fast:disable for 5 minutes
INIT:Id "2" respawing too fast:disable for 5
minutes
INIT:Id "3" respawing too fast:disable for 5
minutes
INIT:Id "6" respawing too fast:disable for 5 minutes INIT:Id "4" respawing too fast:disable for 5
minutes
INIT:Id "5" respawing too fast:disable for 5
minutes
INIT:no more process left at this run level
at last system halted.
Can this method protect my filesystem for sudden
poweroff ? If can ,how to do it?
I heared of cramfs filesystem,but I don't know how
to create cramfs. What is the strongpoint of the cramfs filesystem?Can it
protect my Linux filesystem?
By the way, how to protect my filesystem and application
data for sudden poweroff ?
I'll greatly appreciate your timely help!
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Regards!
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