I know that when Puppy boots in mode 13 (usually for USB), it runs in a temporary filesystem and writes back to the save file on reboot. However, am I right in believing that it also writes back to the file at periodic intervals, around every 30 minutes?
If so, then what I need to know is how/where it does that so I can disable it. Also, is it a simple command that I can run anytime?
If not, then I'm fine.
Thanks.
Puppy 2.01 USB write-cycle details?
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Puppy 2.01 USB write-cycle details?
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Yes, it's every 30 minutes. That "how puppy works" page (sorry, don't have the link) describes the process, although the last time I looked at it, it said 30 seconds, which Barry said he would fix when he had time.
Good luck on finding that script. You might try a search for "mode 13" on your machine.
Good luck on finding that script. You might try a search for "mode 13" on your machine.