Ebedded Linux: Recoverable, battery backed-up RAM (/tmp)
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I hope this is an appropriate place for this question as it involves the use of the kernel.
I have an embedded system with a battery backup for the RAM chip. The battery also allows for the MCU to gracefully shutdown.
The data I am writing to RAM goes in the /tmp folder. When Linux shuts down and then eventually boots up again, I lose access to the RAM.
In the graceful shutdown process, is it possible to save the mounting location (memory location) of /tmp to a file in non-volatile memory so that when Linux boots up again it can line up the memory and allow me to access the preserved RAM accurately?
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I hope this is an appropriate place for this question as it involves the use of the kernel.
I have an embedded system with a battery backup for the RAM chip. The battery also allows for the MCU to gracefully shutdown.
The data I am writing to RAM goes in the /tmp folder. When Linux shuts down and then eventually boots up again, I lose access to the RAM.
In the graceful shutdown process, is it possible to save the mounting location (memory location) of /tmp to a file in non-volatile memory so that when Linux boots up again it can line up the memory and allow me to access the preserved RAM accurately?
Thanks!
embedded ram tmp
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I hope this is an appropriate place for this question as it involves the use of the kernel.
I have an embedded system with a battery backup for the RAM chip. The battery also allows for the MCU to gracefully shutdown.
The data I am writing to RAM goes in the /tmp folder. When Linux shuts down and then eventually boots up again, I lose access to the RAM.
In the graceful shutdown process, is it possible to save the mounting location (memory location) of /tmp to a file in non-volatile memory so that when Linux boots up again it can line up the memory and allow me to access the preserved RAM accurately?
Thanks!
embedded ram tmp
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I hope this is an appropriate place for this question as it involves the use of the kernel.
I have an embedded system with a battery backup for the RAM chip. The battery also allows for the MCU to gracefully shutdown.
The data I am writing to RAM goes in the /tmp folder. When Linux shuts down and then eventually boots up again, I lose access to the RAM.
In the graceful shutdown process, is it possible to save the mounting location (memory location) of /tmp to a file in non-volatile memory so that when Linux boots up again it can line up the memory and allow me to access the preserved RAM accurately?
Thanks!
embedded ram tmp
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