I have a question on backing up a hard drive's data on each reboot / shutdown

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I have a question on backing up a hard drive's data on each reboot.

On a mobile device, what type of a hardware / software configuration
would you recommend that would allow a master hard drive to be backed
up to another source on reboot.

A fairly quick solution would be best; a long backup would not work
well, since this would have to be an automatic backup on startup or
shutdown.

The device is running an Oracle server and database and on a bad power
down / power fail we are currently having either OS or database
corruption issues.

Since the device is mobile it would be nice to have something we could
do via , remote connection or over the phone, that would provide a
backup to last reboot on a software / hardware issue.

Then even if there was some data loss since last reboot, at least the
system would be up and running.

I was hoping you would have some ideas.
 
I have a question on backing up a hard drive's data on each reboot.

On a mobile device, what type of a hardware / software configuration
would you recommend that would allow a master hard drive to be backed
up to another source on reboot.

A fairly quick solution would be best; a long backup would not work
well, since this would have to be an automatic backup on startup or
shutdown.
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The device is running an Oracle server and database
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In that case the backup should be done at that level, not at the drive level.
and on a bad power down / power fail we are currently
having either OS or database corruption issues.
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Since the device is mobile it would be nice to have something we could
do via , remote connection or over the phone, that would provide a
backup to last reboot on a software / hardware issue.

Then even if there was some data loss since last reboot, at least the
system would be up and running.
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I was hoping you would have some ideas.
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Do it at the Oracle level.
 
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