NVS is preserved in the event of a power loss and reboot of an associated cluster. However, there are some time intervals where tracks of data reside solely in the cache (semiconductor) memory. One such time interval is immediately following a failover. Typically, some data to be stored on disk is in cache (with the remainder in NVS) on one cluster, with the reverse (data stored on cache in the first cluster stored in NVS of the second cluster, and data stored on NVS of the first cluster stored in cache of the second cluster) stored in the mirrored cluster. Following a failover of the first cluster, a reboot of the surviving cluster may cause data loss (as the copy stored in the first cluster's NVS is inaccessibledid what. It’s personal, but I felt that everybody was here for the project, for the music, the energy, not especially for themselves. There’s no real manual to explain how the record was built.

You also have a few different programming credits on Endless.

Endless is another story. We were at the same town when he came back with this other project. A friend told me he was around the city, so as I often do to say hello, I sent him kind of a short musical joking track. He called back me late at night, we chilled a little, listening to the project. He asked me my point of view about it, I came the day after with few different parts produced during that same night.

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