On 03/31/10 14:05, Karel Gardas wrote:
ZFS data corruption test by researchers:
http://www.cs.wisc.edu/wind/Publications/zfs-corruptio
n-fast10.pdf
Interesting paper. The only problem with it is that ZFS is filesystem and not
memory-protection vehicle. If you need memory protection use ECC or more
advanced ECC.
Karel
I find their implicit assumption that filesystem code should
expect memory to be flaky to be quite dubious. I am tempted
to point out that ZFS doesn't also protect against CPU induced
errors or coding errors on the part of the application developer.
- Bart
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