ѕєχυαℓ ρσℓутσρє @ SexualPolytope @lemmy.sdf.org

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You may wanna contact Guinness world records. It's gonna be a while.

Yeah, as long as there's an infinite number of people willing to move, it'll work.

Uhh, that's kind of the definition of showing off? (It's fine, I'm not complaining. But let's call it what it is.)

Congrats

Yeah, snapper just works better with btrfs in my experience, but timeshift is fine too.

Arch is great for gaming. Also, if you're familiar with how Linux works, Arch pretty much gets out of your way. Just have btrfs with snapper for rolling back any mistakes. (Although, I've only had to do that once in the last 5 years or so on Arch. And I was trying to replace the graphics driver, so kinda on me.)

Distracted Banana

I've never understood the love for Ruby. The language doesn't do anything special from what I can tell, and the most well known Ruby dude DHH is a huge piece of shit. (You don't even need to know about his racist remarks to dislike him. Just watch him talk about anything, he has that Sam Altman dead reptile energy.)

Yeah, I live in a red state. But it's an university town, and the police is pretty chill. (I'm brown, and have a distinctly foreign accent, so I'd know.)

Fortunately, we haven't seen much ICE action yet. As I said, it's an university town, most foreigners are on non-immigrant Visas, so I guess we aren't a prime target yet. But I'm sure our time will come, sooner or later, just trying my best to graduate ASAP and leave this country.

Dozens!

I would think so. I also have another M.2 and a DAS with 4 HDDs attached to it. They run with no issues at all.

Yeah, but I'll try doing it again.

Shouldn't that show up as checksum errors though, instead of read/write errors? I never see checksum errors.

Is the same LBA bad every scrub?

Not sure. I'll keep it in mind and keep a record.

No UDMA CRC errors. Here's the whole smart output in case anything pops out.

I don't think there's a cable, it seems to be attached directly. And I'm no good with soldering. So I guess I'm out of options.

Seems to be zero. Here's the whole smart output in case anything pops out.

The last disk (an HDD) failed (it's failing outside too, so not just due to this, but this may have contributed). I don't have any more drives to test this out. And this happens once every month or so, so it's pretty hard to test it by putting this SSD inside another device.

Don't think so. This is what the inside looks like. I don't see any SATA cable. But I'm not very knowledgeable when it comes to hardware, so I might be wrong.

Sorry, but what do I replace here? This is what the inside looks like. I don't see any SATA cable.

soldering/desoldering on motherboards can be quite tricky

The I guess it's not gonna work for me. I'm not much of a hardware guy, and have only (badly) soldered a few times.

It's a new SSD, no SMART failures, and it's always read/write errors. I'm not an expert, but I think if the SSD was faulty, I'd get some checksum errors. I don't think any other parts like RAM and CPU are involved since there's another 4-drive DAS attached to the machine over USB, and it's been running ZFS with RAIDZ2 without any issues for more than a year. So that just leaves the port.

Also, the scrub timings seem to be pretty bad. When I bought the SSD, a scrub would take around 15 minutes. But now it's taking around 3 hours. The performance is the same in normal use.

Is she wrong tho?