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Originally Posted by viggy96
That statement regarding Linux systems is fasee. If anything, Windows cares about having its power pulled. Linux couldn't care less. I have dealt with a variety of Linux distributions, and have unplugged, forced shutdown many of them. Linux doesn't care, it just works. Linux FTW.
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Please don't give out misleading information on the internet based off of personal experience. The raspberry pi has documented issues that occur when power is cut, and it runs Linux.
The issues is more about hardware than software. The FTL (flash transition layer) will remap storage on the fly as part of its wear leveling feature. If you kill power during a remapping, you pretty much lose the whole disk. This is different from flash storage on something like a roboRIO or a wireless router, which doesn't have that additional layer of abstraction.
Linux does care when its file system is no longer usable.