/bin/sync "sync - flush filesystem buffers"

/bin/sync "sync - flush filesystem buffers"

[Max Valdez]

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Hi all

Does "sync" commando actually works on newer kernels ??

I dont have the knowledge to figure it out by myself, but I suspect that this 
commando no longer works in newer File Systems, specially journaled ones,

am I totally wrong ??

Max
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