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There are filesystems (eg. ZFS, BtrFS) which can detect and recover from hardware degradation. NTFS cannot, therefore the problem is NTFS-related, although not
by timbit42 5y ago
There are filesystems (eg. ZFS, BtrFS) which can detect and recover from hardware degradation. NTFS cannot, therefore the problem is NTFS-related, although not limited to NTFS.
- dataflow 5y agoIf that's what is meant, it's sure as heck misleading to single out NTFS with "known for corrupting data" as if it's somehow unique in not having error correction compared to ext4 or whatever.
- snvzz 5y agoError detection can be done in the layer underneath, including doing so within device mapper. A filesystem not doing its own vs a filesystem "corrupting data" are very different concepts.