How to setup bitrot protection with ext4 on 2 SSD workstation?
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I'm surprised at the lack of documentation on this. Most bitrot protection schemes seem to be oriented at NAS.
I'm thinking of doing the following:
- format a raid1 with mdadm
- install ext4 (64bit?) with checksums enabled
- profit?
I expect to be able to silently corrupt a drive and have the system fix it occasionally. Yes, I have ECC memory and the drives are the same size.
ssd raid mdadm
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I'm surprised at the lack of documentation on this. Most bitrot protection schemes seem to be oriented at NAS.
I'm thinking of doing the following:
- format a raid1 with mdadm
- install ext4 (64bit?) with checksums enabled
- profit?
I expect to be able to silently corrupt a drive and have the system fix it occasionally. Yes, I have ECC memory and the drives are the same size.
ssd raid mdadm
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I'm surprised at the lack of documentation on this. Most bitrot protection schemes seem to be oriented at NAS.
I'm thinking of doing the following:
- format a raid1 with mdadm
- install ext4 (64bit?) with checksums enabled
- profit?
I expect to be able to silently corrupt a drive and have the system fix it occasionally. Yes, I have ECC memory and the drives are the same size.
ssd raid mdadm
I'm surprised at the lack of documentation on this. Most bitrot protection schemes seem to be oriented at NAS.
I'm thinking of doing the following:
- format a raid1 with mdadm
- install ext4 (64bit?) with checksums enabled
- profit?
I expect to be able to silently corrupt a drive and have the system fix it occasionally. Yes, I have ECC memory and the drives are the same size.
ssd raid mdadm
ssd raid mdadm
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