Re: SMR or SSD disks?

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Il giorno dom 26 nov 2023 alle ore 13:22 Wols Lists
<antlists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> ha scritto:
> If you look at what SMR is, it's only relevant to spinning rust. It
> relies on the fact that a read head can be much smaller than a write
> head, so provided you shingle your writes (hence the name), you can
> over-write half the previous track (so saving space) without rendering
> the data unreadable.

Thank you all.
That's what i've thought but better stay safe than sorry so i've asked.

In other words WD Red SSD are safe for a RAID, there is no need to change them
(as mostly new) in both array (the grow was finished 1 hour ago: 2 WD
Gold SATA 3.5 plus 1 WD RED SSD)

Slowly, i'll replace all spinning disks with WD Red SSD
I'm not a fan of WD, but 2TB disks able to replace a 2TB HDD are very
very rare (the 1.92TB, much more common, can't replace a 2TB disk)




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