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Originally Posted by wizardknight
A good battery driver would make me take the jump to NAND. I do hope we get a release soon that has this in it. 
A question to those running NAND. Any issues with forced reboots corrupting data? I know that the data.img file can be corrupted sometimes on the SD side of things if you lock up and have to force a reboot. I didn't think there were similar issues with NAND, but I thought I would ask. |
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Originally Posted by rwar
No issue here with forced reboots corrupting data
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Originally Posted by htrakr
There are reboots (rarely but it does happen especially if you have a lot running). There is no data corruption
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Data corruption that is experienced on the SD builds is pretty much impossible to experience on NAND - we can't properly unmount the partitions on SD builds, and therefore the data partition/image file always ends up in a dirty state. That and it's all running on FAT32, don't even get me started on what a nightmare that is in practice.
So eliminating those factors have eliminated the data corruption. I've never experienced it on NAND, nor would I ever expect to experience it.