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Absolutely! Over the last ~10 years, with perhaps an average of 6-8 disks at any one time and relatively low intensity use, I've probably had 4 hard drives whe
by fiatmoney 13y ago
Absolutely! Over the last ~10 years, with perhaps an average of 6-8 disks at any one time and relatively low intensity use, I've probably had 4 hard drives where the files had checksum errors, before complete failure.
But you don't need anything fancy; 2TB is small enough though that you can just buy another HDD and back it up manually.
- lutorm 13y agoExcept that if you don't notice the corruption, you'll just back up the bad data.
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