>> AFAICS, disk-block CRCs do not guard against mishaps involving intended >> writes. They will help guard against data corruption that might creep >> in due to outside factors, however. > Right. Given that we seem to have agreed on that, I withdraw my complaint about disk-block-CRC not being in there for 7.1. I think we are still a ways away from the point where externally-induced corruption is a major share of our failure rate ;-). 7.2 or so will be time enough to add this feature, and I'd really rather not force another initdb for 7.1. regards, tom lane
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