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At what point did you decide you needed more storage space?
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When I ran out of storage space.
this is the only true answer.
like making backups only when the disk starts clicking.
I'm waiting for the disk to stop clicking before I back it up. Any day now!
it's fine, raid0 is a backup right?
You read my mind! Now help me read this dead mechanical drive, would you?
Just last week I did a drive clone for somebody who's disk reported a total runtime of over 9 years. The SMART stats only reported one pending sector and long spin up time but it was making noises that said otherwise.
The clone completed with only three I/O errors.
See, I'll be fine.
I got one a few months old that was clicking like something from The Last of Us.
I swear SMART data is the most useless shit.