Re: Filesystem corrupts after power failure
- From: Jean-David Beyer <jeandavid8@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 31 Aug 2006 16:08:29 GMT
The Natural Philosopher wrote:
Use a UPS.I set mine to autoboot on recovery, but the problem to which you allude is
At least NEVER EVER have a Unix/Linux PX set to autoboot on power
recovery.. one time in about 3 the power goes down AGAIN when you are
accessing boot sectors, and you can kiss the disk goodbye..you should
examine the algorithms the power companies use to restore tripped power
lines..often its try three times and then quit. Each time you MAY get
partial restoration of power..and then out it goes again.
There is NOTHING you can do in software to prevent unscheduled power
interruption causing potential disk damage.
not a problem for me. I have the UPS set so that it waits 300 seconds after
power is restored, or until the battery is at least 50% charged, whichever
is later, before it restarts the computer. So those brief restores of power
immediately followed by another failure do not cause a problem.
Of course, having 66 minutes of reserve power does not hurt either.
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