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From: LSMFT on 29 Mar 2010 10:15 I have a 41 GB hardisk that could fail. It works fine. Odd stats: 2.2 GB Swap 21 GB File system EXT4 (Actually using 39 GB) 180 GB File system EXT4 18446743911 GB Free space (unallocated) -- LSmFT I'm trying to think but nothing happens............
From: Auric__ on 29 Mar 2010 15:25 On Mon, 29 Mar 2010 14:15:32 GMT, LSMFT wrote: > I have a 41 GB hardisk that could fail. It works fine. > > Odd stats: 2.2 GB Swap > 21 GB File system EXT4 (Actually using 39 GB) > 180 GB File system EXT4 > 18446743911 GB Free space (unallocated) Please phrase your question in the form of a question. -- Not bad if you're an animated Disney character.
From: philo on 29 Mar 2010 17:14 LSMFT wrote: > I have a 41 GB hardisk that could fail. It works fine. > > Odd stats: 2.2 GB Swap > 21 GB File system EXT4 (Actually using 39 GB) > 180 GB File system EXT4 > 18446743911 GB Free space (unallocated) > > > > > If you have a SMART failure clone the disk at once or back up your data the drive will *definitely* fail Could be in an hour could be a few months but it's going to go for sure
From: LSMFT on 29 Mar 2010 18:04 On 03/29/2010 05:14 PM, philo wrote: > LSMFT wrote: >> I have a 41 GB hardisk that could fail. It works fine. >> >> Odd stats: 2.2 GB Swap >> 21 GB File system EXT4 (Actually using 39 GB) >> 180 GB File system EXT4 >> 18446743911 GB Free space (unallocated) >> >> >> >> >> > > > If you have a SMART failure > clone the disk at once or back up your data > > the drive will *definitely* fail > > Could be in an hour > > could be a few months but it's going to go for sure I really don't care if it fails. It is only a second installation of the same OS I have on the primary. It's where (Primary slave) I used to install new versions of Opensuse to test them before really installing them on the master. -- LSmFT I'm trying to think but nothing happens............
From: philo on 29 Mar 2010 18:25
LSMFT wrote: > On 03/29/2010 05:14 PM, philo wrote: >> LSMFT wrote: >>> I have a 41 GB hardisk that could fail. It works fine. >>> >>> Odd stats: 2.2 GB Swap >>> 21 GB File system EXT4 (Actually using 39 GB) >>> 180 GB File system EXT4 >>> 18446743911 GB Free space (unallocated) >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >> >> If you have a SMART failure >> clone the disk at once or back up your data >> >> the drive will *definitely* fail >> >> Could be in an hour >> >> could be a few months but it's going to go for sure > > I really don't care if it fails. It is only a second installation of the > same OS I have on the primary. > It's where (Primary slave) I used to install new versions of Opensuse to > test them before really installing them on the master. > > > yes I have a bunch of old drives I use to perform "test" installs but ones with SMART errors I just pitch in the recycle bin |