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Hmmm.. I've had several ExFATs corrupted on their own here. I would concur with its alleged unreliability. And fsck.exfat didn't fix it so I had to spin up a w
by GekkePrutser 4y ago
Hmmm.. I've had several ExFATs corrupted on their own here. I would concur with its alleged unreliability.
And fsck.exfat didn't fix it so I had to spin up a windows just for that :S
It does show that journalling is really not a convenience anymore but a must-have IMO. Though NTFS is not a good alternative.
- netheril96 4y agoIs it only the file system structure or file contents corrupted? How corrupted? Did a whole file get lost, missing a whole sector, or having bit flips?