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What is your use case where not having an ECC is critical? Assuming something related to complex calculations that cannot fail and takes a lot of time to proces
by wslh 2y ago
What is your use case where not having an ECC is critical? Assuming something related to complex calculations that cannot fail and takes a lot of time to process?
- buildbot 2y agoIf you care about your data, you want ECC. If a bitflip happens in memory, zfs will for example, not catch the error and happily write out the corrupted file.
- wslh 2y agoWhat is the probability of this happening on a home (not a datacenter) under normal conditions of temperature, radiation, etc?