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My understanding is that it is possible to request the RAM
EWF to commit to media by either using the corresponding
EWF Manager command line (i.e: "ewfmgr c: -commit") or
programatically via the EWF API (EwfMgrCommit() function).
However, I read somewhere that neither method flushes to
media right away but that the data is actually commited
during the next shutdown. Is this true?
Is there a way to force the EWF to actually commit on
demand without having to reboot?
EWF to commit to media by either using the corresponding
EWF Manager command line (i.e: "ewfmgr c: -commit") or
programatically via the EWF API (EwfMgrCommit() function).
However, I read somewhere that neither method flushes to
media right away but that the data is actually commited
during the next shutdown. Is this true?
Is there a way to force the EWF to actually commit on
demand without having to reboot?