Re: raw aio write guarantee

On Wed, 28 Sep 2005 01:56:05 PDT, [email protected] said:

> I was asking what a user-application can do to prevent data loss, not
> an application-user.

Right.  However, if you actually care about the distinction between "made it
to the disk cache" and "made it to the platter", those are things you'll
want to address - in particular, if you have one of the evil disk drives
I mentioned, there's very little a user application can do to work around it.

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