Re: Detecting I/O error and Halting System

[zine el abidine Hamid <zine46@yahoo.fr>]

watchdog isn't helpfull because some parts of the
drives (some directories, and some command) seems to
be accessible and most aren't. But I think that the
files that seems to be readable are on the cache.


--- Bernd Eckenfels <be-news06@lina.inka.de> a écrit :

> Alan Cox <alan@lxorguk.ukuu.org.uk> wrote:
> > See the softdog driver for an example.
> 
> The usermode agent (watchdog(8) can, btw monitor the
> availableness of a
> file, no need to write a module. MAybe this feature
> was added after somebody
> took that code over from you? :)
> 
> watchdog.conf(5) says: 
> 
> #     file = <filename> Set file name for file mode.
>  This option can be
> #              given as often as you like to check
> several files.
> 
> Bernd
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