David Snelling
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The pin wrote a post-flip row, abandoned the brain as crashed, and then deleted the row's canonical bytes to prove the first post-flip boot folds BOUNDED above the flip's stamp. Between the write's ack and the abandon sat the store's 50ms pending-flush timer: on a loaded box (the plant lane) the flush won, barrier-synced the row and advanced the checkpoint over it — and the fold, correctly bounded, did not restore bytes the test had destroyed after they were stamped durable. Green locally, red on the plant: the engine was right, the pin was timing-dependent. The crash is now armed at exactly singleop-after-fact-append: the fact is appended and at-ack synced, no flush is ever scheduled, the stamp provably still reads the flip's value when the pre-flip bytes are dropped, and the post-flip row's bytes — which lived only in the pending tier's RAM — are lost for real, not synthetically. The reopen must re-materialize it from its fact and must not restore the pre-flip row. |
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