So, I didn't get too far with my tests, except for what apparently is a
dead SD card, after about 3 Months uptime doing nothing.
This is not stellar compared with more than on year uptime with no
problems for a Linux running on the same Raspberry Pi (other SD card).
Does Plan9 record the access times of files?
Could this be a reason for the dead SD cards?
Is there any way to disable recording atimes?
Please note that the Linux "experiment" ran with atime disabled.
If this is the problem, I could install Plan9 onto a magnetic USB disk
and only boot from the SD.
What do you folks think?
Kind Regards,
Dante
On 18.11.2014 15:11, Richard Miller wrote:
- Plan9: don't enable periodic snapshots in Fossil to avoid it getting
corrupt
I think that advice refers to a bug which was fixed in March 2012.
