Kent Borg wrote: > The term "backup" tends to refer to having historical copies of data, > usually with a notable delay in how long it takes to restore the data.
Not necessarily. Depends on the medium used. > I would suggest that with flash, hardware redundancy (external to > whatever proprietary hocus-pocus is already in a flash product) is wise. > Something present and immediately bootable. Repeat after me: redundant disks do not provide data integrity. Redundant disks -- be they rotating platters or flash chips -- will keep the system running if one fails but they won't protect your data from corruption or loss. -- Rich P. _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.blu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss
