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SSD are considered a fail for backup since they do have to be powered on to do maintenance to survive years of storage. However, since you're scheduling recover
by AstralStorm 8y ago
SSD are considered a fail for backup since they do have to be powered on to do maintenance to survive years of storage. However, since you're scheduling recovery tests, might as well run a SMART offline full on the drive to be sure then. More often than a year is good.
- yellowapple 8y ago"Offline" doesn't necessarily mean "unpowered", though. An airgapped system that iterates through a carousel of SSDs and runs drive/filesystem checks would be pretty neat.