My recommendation is to use ECC memory on _all_ of your computers, no matter what you use them for. Spend the extra $50 or $100 or whatever on ECC ram; it is wo

My recommendation is to use ECC memory on _all_ of your computers, no matter what you use them for. Spend the extra $50 or $100 or whatever on ECC ram; it is worth it. > I might prefer running Ext4 with something like hashdeep [6], so I can detect the issue […] This setup will have the same risks plus more. I know that the article you read says that this risk applies to all ZFS implementations, but you should not take that to mean that it doesn’t also apply to other forms of redundancy. If you don’t have ECC memory, then that is the weakest link in the chain of custody (as it were) for your data.