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If your kernel is doing any caching and it’s shutdown without a chance to flush its caches, then doesn’t it necessarily have the possibility of corrupted data?
by gnubison 5y ago
If your kernel is doing any caching and it’s shutdown without a chance to flush its caches, then doesn’t it necessarily have the possibility of corrupted data?
- throwaway684936 5y agoNo. ZFS is well-renowned for a reason, it's very resilient. The chance of a power cut ever inducing any actual data loss with ZFS is astronomically low. https://superuser.com/questions/1134753/can-zfs-cope-with-sudden-power-loss-what-events-cause-a-pool-to-be-irrecoverab https://superuser.com/questions/1134753/can-zfs-cope-with-su...