Wednesday, July 27 2016 @ 12:27 CEST
Contributed by: tingo
Views: 432
"Sanoid helps to recover from what I like to call "Humpty Level Events." In other words, it can help you put Humpty Dumpty back together again, on ZFS filesystems."
Friday, May 27 2016 @ 23:52 CEST
Contributed by: tingo
Views: 594
In the old days, people used terminals to access computers. A terminal was a physical box with a keyboard, screen and some connectivity to a computer (serial port, network or other port).
Friday, May 27 2016 @ 23:07 CEST
Contributed by: tingo
Views: 556
In the old days, computers had real serial ports, and used a serial modem to get online, by dialing to some BBS over the (fixed line) phone network. Today most people have mobile phones, and real serial modems doesn't make much sense anymore, unless you are going to set up your own phone network.
Monday, May 02 2016 @ 00:37 CEST
Contributed by: tingo
Views: 1,083
The article Will ZFS and non-ECC RAM kill your data? enlightens those who believe any random writings on the internet (Yes, FreeNAS forum; I am looking at you lot), and think that "zfs is special and requires ECC RAM more than any other filesystem".