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Yes but there’s a price/reliability/performance trade off. Also, with disks that big failures become qualitatively different. For example, when a disk fails in
by copperfoil 4y ago
Yes but there’s a price/reliability/performance trade off.
Also, with disks that big failures become qualitatively different. For example, when a disk fails in a mirror, the bigger the disk size the higher the chance the 2nd disk will have unreadable blocks.
- kstenerud 4y agoThis is what ZFS scrubbing is for. If a drive develops unreadable sectors, ZFS will alert you.
- giantrobot 4y agoIf the drives are in a RAID ZFS will not only alert you but fix the corruption from parity on other disks.