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1. cr0n0s:~🐧📡⌨️ 🛠️ # (cr0n0s@social.tchncs.de)'s status on Sunday, 03-Dec-2023 12:09:21 UTC cr0n0s:~🐧📡⌨️ 🛠️ #

   Disk "WD" down!
   
   Después de 10.944 horas de uso, pues comenzo a dar fallos. Es muy recomendable comprobar los datos SMART de los discos duros para anticiparnos a un posible fallo físico y no perder datos. CrystalDiskInfo (#windows) o Smartctl (#linux) son las opciones para mantenerse informados. Mantenimiento preventivo :mastothumbsup:

   • cr0n0s:~🐧📡⌨️ 🛠️ # (cr0n0s@social.tchncs.de)'s status on Sunday, 03-Dec-2023 12:39:56 UTC cr0n0s:~🐧📡⌨️ 🛠️ #

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     • ronny

     @ronny of course, but it all depends on whether the data is sensitive or from a company. It's not worth taking risks.

   • ronny (ronny@fosstodon.org)'s status on Sunday, 03-Dec-2023 12:39:57 UTC ronny

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     @cr0n0s 11.000 hours is not a lot for a mechanical hard drive. 40.000 hours and more is possible without any kind of issue.

   • mah:~ $ (mah@fosstodon.org)'s status on Sunday, 03-Dec-2023 12:43:34 UTC mah:~ $

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     @cr0n0s I had a 1TB blue one fail on me last month, lasted two years which was a bit shocking.

   • cr0n0s:~🐧📡⌨️ 🛠️ # (cr0n0s@social.tchncs.de)'s status on Sunday, 03-Dec-2023 12:43:34 UTC cr0n0s:~🐧📡⌨️ 🛠️ #

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     • mah:~ $

     @mah wow. Lately the WD Blue have been failing in this way. I have already seen several of that line fall over the course of the year and with almost the same life span.

   • mnemonix (mnemonix@mastodon.social)'s status on Sunday, 03-Dec-2023 13:05:26 UTC mnemonix

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     @cr0n0s tengo un WD Blue de 3TB con 25.000 horas de uso y de momento sin problemas, una interfaz grafica para smartctl que suelo utilizar es Gsmartcontrol

   • cr0n0s:~🐧📡⌨️ 🛠️ # (cr0n0s@social.tchncs.de)'s status on Sunday, 03-Dec-2023 13:05:26 UTC cr0n0s:~🐧📡⌨️ 🛠️ #

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     • mnemonix

     @mnemonix pues ya vi caer varios durante el año, en esas condiciones. Sin duda es un mundo, al menos los servers te avisan o previenen, estos sustos. Gsmart... buena opcion.

   • cr0n0s:~🐧📡⌨️ 🛠️ # (cr0n0s@social.tchncs.de)'s status on Sunday, 03-Dec-2023 15:35:45 UTC cr0n0s:~🐧📡⌨️ 🛠️ #

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     • Ben Gunn ☠️🦜🎬📚🐧:debian:

     @BenGunn a esa misma labor, estara destinado. No es que lo vaya a botar, hasta que no suene como cascabel seguira trabajando. :mastothumbsup:

   • Ben Gunn ☠️🦜🎬📚🐧:debian: (bengunn@paquita.masto.host)'s status on Sunday, 03-Dec-2023 15:35:47 UTC Ben Gunn ☠️🦜🎬📚🐧:debian:

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     @cr0n0s para según qué cosas a ese bicho le queda mucha guerra que dar, tengo varios a si en el curro para almacenar datos no vitales que llevan varios años sin ir a peor.

   • cr0n0s:~🐧📡⌨️ 🛠️ # (cr0n0s@social.tchncs.de)'s status on Sunday, 03-Dec-2023 16:18:18 UTC cr0n0s:~🐧📡⌨️ 🛠️ #

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     • mah:~ $

     @mah Well that's it. In addition to the benefits that an HDD gives you compared to an SSD, in terms of large storage volumes, the former is still more reliable.

   • mah:~ $ (mah@fosstodon.org)'s status on Sunday, 03-Dec-2023 16:18:19 UTC mah:~ $

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     @cr0n0s when mine did that I quickly realized how much of a hassle it is to look for a good DRAM SSD, they're rare and still kinda pricey, which with inflation + currency conversions, it's pain.

   • ronny (ronny@fosstodon.org)'s status on Monday, 04-Dec-2023 21:19:19 UTC ronny

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     @cr0n0s sure and if the smart values are that bad, there's no way to trust the device anymore. I'm using drives with bad smart details for restore drives in combination with a tape. If that date gets lost, it not a big deal.

   • cr0n0s:~🐧📡⌨️ 🛠️ # (cr0n0s@social.tchncs.de)'s status on Monday, 04-Dec-2023 21:19:19 UTC cr0n0s:~🐧📡⌨️ 🛠️ #

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     • ronny

     @ronny Well, it is a solution to do it like this. It already depends on the storage capacities and solutions that can be implemented. That is why prevention is necessary.