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by DCKing
3125 days ago
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All filesystems inherently trust the data that is in RAM. There's nothing any piece of software can reasonably do about memory it can't trust. It's therefore a good idea to run ECC RAM, regardless of which filesystem you run. You can be running your filesystem on Ext4 or the legacy BSD Unix File System, and it would still be a good idea to use ECC. That ZFS needs ECC moreso than other filesystems is an often repeated misconception. It's just that ZFS (and e.g. Btrfs) is often run on file servers, on which ECC is recommended. |
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