I suppose it's possible that they simply do not enough error corruption, but given that I don't get IO errors, only wrong data, I doubt it. Typical algorithms

I suppose it's possible that they simply do not enough error corruption, but given that I don't get IO errors, only wrong data, I doubt it. Typical algorithms work like: * 1 bad bit is corrected * 2 bad bits produce an error. Since there's nothing else meaningful to do, this can only propagate to the higher layer. * 3 or more bad bits may produce wrong data or an error so we wouldn't expect to hit case 3 without hitting case 2.