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Building a NAS (#2) - Making Bits Flow and Disks Spin
  • linux
  • bootloader
  • power-management

We have an ARM board that will run the show, and we need to have the bootloader, the trusted firmware, and Linux run on it. Once Linux runs, the disks need to spin when needed, shut up when not, and the transition between these states must be glitch-free. This post describes how to make that happen.

 
2021-04-01

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