If this is the expected behavior, then that signifies a poor design
ideology. To significantly compromise data integrity for the sole sake
of speed is entirely unacceptable for anyone attempting to use such a
machine for anything other than play. It relegates Ubuntu to the realm
of "toy"!
Unless t
http://digg.com/linux_unix/Ubuntu_can_loose_your_data_this_is_Expected_behavior
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1) I got what seemed like an excuse for a response, nothing useful such
as a work around (such as turning off write caching for NTFS
partitions). Surely you can understand that I was very upset for loosing
days worth of work!
2) NO, I would not have the same thing on a Windows PC. I would not
loos
One thing I forgot. The bug I am pointing out, since I guess I didn't
state it properly, is that a move operation deletes the source file
before the write completes. This should not occur, and is a bug.
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Szabolcs, Thank you very much for the informative post. However, I don't
think your point is correct. Why? Because I was moving 7GB of data.
About 3GB had completed when the crash occurred (according to the
progress bar). All 3 GB of that data was missing after the crash. Surely
the disk couldn't h
Are you calling the data that gets entered into the NTFS tables
metadata? Or are you talking about other data (not sure what other data
it would be)? I admit I don't have an intimate knowledge of file
systems, but I do know the basics of how they work, more than your
average joe.
I still think tha
Ok. I do use UPSes. I have quite a number of them, one on every one of
my PCs, some quite large 2 UPS1400s, 2 UPS600s, 1UPS800, many more.
I understand. However, I have never, ever had such loss on other
systems. In my 20+ years of computing, Never has it happened. So you see
that this is extremel
How can I force all future NTFS mounts to mount the drives in the sync
method?
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Public bug reported:
Version: 8.04 with all updates applied
1) Cut a few GB worth of files from PC somewhere like the desktop or Documents
2) Paste files to an NTFS formatted USB drive
3) Make Linux crash (in my case it's a full-freeze - the mouse won't move or
anything) and you have to do a har
Public bug reported:
I installed Ubuntu Server 12.04 i386 with no network connected to the
computer; the network chipset was however properly found and installed.
After the successful installation of Server with the inclusion of SSH,
LAMP, Postgre SQL, and SAMBA, I booted up the PC. All was Ok so
Agreed. Also DEMAND BLOCKING!
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