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Date: 2019-02-24 01:03 pm (UTC)Yeah, sneaker-net is how I've done offsites for years. The backups are apparently broadly working, it's just that the past year is the first I've really run into I/O errors at all with them: even, say, fifteen years ago when my backups were still small enough to fit onto DVD-RAM cartridges they remained solid. (I miss pelican.cam.ac.uk!)
So, you expect regular SATA drives plugged into a USB caddy to be rather more reliable than the drives that come already sealed into a little portable case with a USB port?