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I don't know much about filesystems. How can a filesystem have higher chance of corrupting data? And what is different about HFS that makes it likely to corrupt

by wrcwill 11y ago

I don't know much about filesystems. How can a filesystem have higher chance of corrupting data? And what is different about HFS that makes it likely to corrupt data?

MCRed 11y ago
It's got Journalling, and since that point I've seen no evidence of it corrupting any data, despite several catastrophic drive failures (early SSDs) and the need to restore from Time Machine.