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Huh? I thought that "bitrot" was like content saved into the disk and the disk left unpowered for an extended period of time causing data loss. And I thought th
by jan_Sate 2y ago
Huh? I thought that "bitrot" was like content saved into the disk and the disk left unpowered for an extended period of time causing data loss. And I thought that the content stored on the disk has ECC on its own?
- lukaslalinsky 2y agoYou get a corrupted bit in memory, you take and save that corrupted content to disk and no error correction on the disk level will help you. I made the mistake of running a big PostgresSQL database on non-ECC memory once and I must say, it taught me some hard lessons.