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I plan to use the Linux image distributed by RocketBoards.org on a Stratix 10 SX. Is that Linux image write protected or can files be saved/modified during run time? Do I need to perform some sort of shutdown to the processor before removing power to prevent corrupting system files?
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Hi,
For sure you cannot edit the Linux kernel while running, but You can edit and execute programs on Linux, it is editable.
Am I got your point correctly?
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Yes. If I have an unexpected power off Linux is safe and files that I dealing with in my own executables are at risk. As long as I manage writing to files I am ok.
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Yes, In case of not saving the edited files and unexpected shutdown happen, you will lose your last edit. Plus, where are you saving your files? SD? or DDRAM?
Regards.

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