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by Someone
427 days ago
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I don’t think it’s possible to get that to work 100% of the time on typical modern hardware. As an example, a disk block may be bad, requiring the OS to find another one to store that pre-allocated disk space. If you try to prevent that by writing to the preallocated space after you allocated it, you still can hit a case where the block goes bad after you did that. |
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