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PF> The following 16bit program will cause a partition to be "remounted" PF> by the file system router. It can be used to AC> One question. My old Unix setup had a scheduler which called the sync AC> program to do just that every thirty seconds, so if it AC> did go down the chances of losing data would be AC> minimised. I think 30 seconds is a bit excessively AC> frequent, one minute might be better, but would you AC> think there'd be any disadvantage to doing something AC> similar with your program? I don't see how this is different from having the lazy write MAXAGE parameter (see the CACHE command in the online help) set to a value that falls within that period (the default is 5 seconds). Calling my program causes the whole cache to be thrown away; if you were going to do that you might as well set the cache size to 0 (I think 64k is the actuall min) and turn lazy writes off! --- Maximus/2 2.02p1* Origin: Sol 3/Toronto (905)858-8488 (1:259/414) SEEN-BY: 12/2442 620/243 624/50 632/348 640/820 690/660 711/409 410 413 430 SEEN-BY: 711/807 808 809 934 942 949 955 712/515 713/888 800/1 7877/2809 @PATH: 259/414 400 99 250/99 3615/50 229/2 12/2442 711/409 808 809 934 |
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