A/B slots or snapshots? Two ways to make an OTA update survive failure
Both A/B partitioning and snapshot-based updating can roll back a failed OTA update. They reserve very different amounts of flash to do it, and the gap grows with the image.
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Both A/B partitioning and snapshot-based updating can roll back a failed OTA update. They reserve very different amounts of flash to do it, and the gap grows with the image.
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By Tuxera
Tuxera, the award-winning global leader in quality-assured file systems and storage management solutions, is expanding its reach in Korea with Ocube taking responsibility for promoting and distributing Tuxera’s product portfolio in the country. Earlier this year, Tuxera’s Fusion SMB solution was recognized as Product of the Year for its outstanding performance and reliability. Helsinki, Finland, 11.11.2025 – Tuxera and Ocube have signed an agreement under which Ocube will promote and distribute Tuxera’s solutions in Korea. The partnership strengthens Tuxera’s position in one […]
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