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+-   Why power failures can always lead to data-loss-> on Wednesday July 23 2008, @06:32AM bigsmoke

Submitted by bigsmoke on Wednesday July 23 2008, @06:32AM
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bigsmoke writes "So, all your servers run on RAID. You backup religiously. You're even sure that your backups are recoverable. But do you also need a UPS? According to Halfgaar (on /. before to promote better Linux backup practices), yes, usually you do. He argues that despite technological advancements such as file system journaling, power failures can still cause data loss in most setups."
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