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Hi, I'm working on a battery driver. And ran into the need to save configuration and other variables to a disk, so the driver can reload it, and resume from ...
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  1. 07-27-2012 #1
    mmaaxx
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    Question Save data/config from the Kernel

    Hi, I'm working on a battery driver. And ran into the need to save configuration and other variables to a disk, so the driver can reload it, and resume from the same state after the reboot.

    Any standard mechanisms for doing this?
    Thanks!
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    Configuration data is usually stored in /etc, such as /etc/battery.conf.d/battery.conf. Runtime data is usually put in someplace such as /opt/battery, or /usr/share/battery. Where isn't so important as consistency.
    Sometimes, real fast is almost as good as real time.
    Just remember, Semper Gumbi - always be flexible!
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