navinp1912

I was asking this thinking of open(<file>,O_DIRECT|O_RDONLY); that bypasses buffer cache and read directly from the disk that atleast solves buffer cache i guess. The disk cache is another thing ie if we disable it we are good at the cost of performance.

I was pointing that tests can do these kind of things.

On Linux you have to drop_caches and then read get the checksum to be sure. Now per buffer or file drop_cache isnt available as per my knowledge . If you are doing a systemwide drop_caches you are invalidating the good and bad ones.

What if now if device is maintaing cache as well in addition to buffer cache?

Can someone clarify ?

Initially i had 64 bit 15.x but some unity programs used to crash when it released , so i installed something good.

I'm didn't find any problem with anything until now.

http://www8.hp.com/in/en/campaigns/workstations/zbook-15.htm...

http://www8.hp.com/in/en/products/laptops/product-detail.htm...

Fix the problem and then go ahead and do whatever you want. Atleast you would be helping one other person. One you have crossed the line, there are no rules,nothing to stop you. Problems are created by people or a group of people. Fix the problem and you will watch problems run to the hills. Yes you will have to pay a price for all this.

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