> And they access them fast and long. I see an occasional error during > normal disk operations, but lots during backups. Whether it is the > same error rate during both but more accesses during backups so more > errors, or a higher rate during backups, I haven't determined. > > Jeffrey > > You should never see a single hard drive error with a drive made in the last 5 years. Having errors is a sign that either the controller cables, powersupply or hard drive is bad or about to die.
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