Re: [patch] ext2/3: document conditions when reliable operation is possible

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Hi!

>> This is really so easy to reproduce, that such speedup is not
>> neccessary. Just try the scripts :-).
>
> so if it doesn't get corrupted after 5 unplugs does that mean that that  
> particular device doesn't have a problem? or does it just mean you got  
> lucky?
>
> would 10 sucessful unplugs mean that it's safe?
>
> what about 20?

I'd say 20 means its safe.
								Pavel

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