12-03-2008, 19:31 | #1 |
Screaming Orgasm
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Newbury
Posts: 15,194
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Hard Disks
Whoever invented the hard disk needs to be spun around at 7,200 rpm.
So, I get some errors on my main PC's main disk yesterday. Ouch, not good. I then go to move data off of that disk. Video files get moved to the media PC, where they should have been anyway, and the rest go on a removable drive which I keep next to the PC for backups. Then I get bad sectors on the backup drive. Oddly, the problems I was having on the main disk have subsided (though I think they've not entirely gone). Given the age of this system I hope it's not something more serious (I'll have to do a rebuild anyway before this year is out I suspect - just preferably not yet). I have too many disks around here and really need to rationalise - there's somewhere around 5TB of storage and somewhere around 3TB of that is in use with god knows what. Certainly doesn't make planning backups easy which would be why I rarely do them. :/ |
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