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thanks for the details! I do something simmilar with three flash drives, but wondering if it's overkill curious, how long have your microsd cards been working
by jareklupinski 4y ago
thanks for the details! I do something simmilar with three flash drives, but wondering if it's overkill
curious, how long have your microsd cards been working for, and have you experienced any bit-rot / bad blocks yet?
- jqpabc123 4y agoI have had minimal issues with SD cards but I always buy name brand --- and I have 2 copies just in case. Plus, the working data is also stored on my in-house network. The first thing I do with any new memory card is reformat it. Many (if not most) cheapo, off brand, Chinese cards won't even format properly. Either the stated capacity is being faked outright or the card was a factory reject with bad blocks that shouldn't have been sold. Do not buy --- end of story. In any case, my xcopy update script will totally rebuild the backup from network source if I decide to replace one of the cards with a new empty one. I replace at the first sign of trouble but this has only occurred every few years.