On Wed, Feb 08, 2017 at 09:33:04AM -0500, Julie Marchant wrote:
I just want to make sure of something: are the EOMA68-A20 computer cards going to be shipped with logging and journaling disabled (so that the storage isn't constantly being written to)? I'm asking because this is pretty much a necessity for an OS running on NAND or an SD card if you don't want to have to constantly buy new SD cards because the previous one reached its write limit.
Ditto for swap, but given the small amount of NAND on the A20 card, I'm sure not having swap is a given anyway. ;)
Just one data point from systems we have, based on Raspberry Pi2 (SD card):
* By default we disable all standard logging to disk. - It is possible to reenable logging to (r)syslog - and/or create /var/log/journal (We keep Debian's default of Storage=auto). * We tried working without a swap. After some crashes we realised it was needed.