AutomotivePriority-based fault handling under lossy queue constraintsknown limitation with documented workaround guidance rather than a fully solved capability.

eMMC/QSPI safety error prioritization under constrained reporting queues

For storage chips, the safety system can only hold one error at a time, so if several problems happen together some may be lost and software should assume the worst.

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Automotive Storage Safety Error Prioritization

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Source

https://developer.nvidia.com/docs/drive/drive-os/7.0.3/public/drive-os-linux-sdk/core-concepts/safety_framework_error_reporting.html