Quick question: is there a way (other than a shell script) to ensure that a
drive is overwritten after its full...? Or better after 98% full?
Thanks
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I usually use a sharpie marker to write on my hard disks. It stays on
better.
Oh...overwrite...got ya!
Seriously...I usually use something like DBAN with whatever number of
passes you prefer. DBAN is also pretty good at detecting problems with
the disk as well. This is of course for dispos
I guess the easiest way to write a shell script that runs as a from job...
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On 2013-10-21 9:23 PM, "TekBudda" wrote:
> I usually use a sharpie marker to write on my hard disks. It stays on
> better.
>
> Oh...overwr
You are going to have to tet it somehow. The OS knows this but to get
this information relayed to your own code you need to hook into the file
system.
On Mon, Oct 21, 2013 at 07:57:54PM -0600, Juan Alberto Cirez wrote:
> Quick question: is there a way (other than a shell script) to ensure that a
T.
As part of a long running experiment, I already have a utility that
notifies me whenever a particular drive (or partition reaches a preset
limit). I could just reuse the code and add the needed functionality...
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