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How do you confirm that there's no corruption? My understanding was a silent bit flip would be difficult to detect. I ended up using ZFS and ECC memory to avoid
by nirvdrum 4y ago
How do you confirm that there's no corruption? My understanding was a silent bit flip would be difficult to detect. I ended up using ZFS and ECC memory to avoid silent corruption, but I'm largely relying on the motherboard to do the right thing when an ECC error is detected. It'd be nice to verify after the fact.
- Nomentatus 4y agobit flip hard to detect - true for RAW, false for .jpg or other compressed files.
- Too 4y agogit fsck
- nirvdrum 4y agoOn 932 GB of binary data? I'm probably operating on old impressions of git, but that sounds like it'd be a nightmare to work with. Ideally, I'd like something that runs in a reasonable amount of time so it can be run on a regular schedule. I currently run a ZFS scrub that takes about 90 hours to finish on 32 TB of data, so it's only run monthly.