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by iforgotpassword
699 days ago
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> For comparison, I've (unintentionally) ran a ZFS system with bad RAM for years and it only manifested as an occasional checksum error. Be careful though. If whatever data was to be written got corrupted early enough, ie before ZFS got to see it, it happily wrote corrupted data to disk with matching checksum and you're none the wiser. But yes, it didn't blow up the entire Filesystem unlike btrfs likes to do. |
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