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No, all are equally prone to errors if a bit in RAM is unexpectedly flipped. My understanding is that ZFS requires more RAM and possibly more CPU than other fil
by RotsiserMho 11y ago
No, all are equally prone to errors if a bit in RAM is unexpectedly flipped. My understanding is that ZFS requires more RAM and possibly more CPU than other filesystems and those costs aren't worth it if you're going to use RAM that can't detect errors anyway.