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FreeBSD Foundation

Take your FreeBSD ZFS game to the next level! 🔧💾

In our latest blog, Benedict Reuschling dives into automated ZFS snapshots with Sanoid — a powerful tool to schedule, manage, and prune snapshots effortlessly on FreeBSD. Learn how to set up snapshot policies to keep your data safe.

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#FreeBSD #ZFS #OpenZFS #SysAdmin #Sanoid #Snapshots #DataRecovery #Ansible

Stefano Marinelli

Server arrived today, immediately found a problematic drive 😔

TOSHIBA 12TB enterprise drive
Only 131 hours of use (basically new)
578 ATA errors (should be near zero)
Performance: 37 MB/s (should be ~200 MB/s)
5x slower than the other identical drives

ZFS isn't complaining, but I can't trust this drive.

#ZFS#DataRecovery#ServerLife
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DesertFOX

Another bad retro diskette! At first glance, this one seemed pretty much gone. None of my disk imaging tools were able to read it. Windows Explorer just crashed.

Only a low level KryoFlux dump managed to uncover the physical cause behind this: A corrupt root directory beyond any chance of repair. Luckily, both the file allocation tables as well as most of the data clusters were still in good shape. I used a hex editor to manually recover all the files from the valid tracks. It worked!

I guess these games are nothing special, but it still made me happy to pull usable data and working files from such a destroyed file system!

#RetroComputing#FloppyDisk#KryoFlux
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edafe

For secure data backup, here’s how to do the 3-2-1 rule right

"The venerable 3-2-1 rule for backing up data remains a tried-and-true method for ensuring the integrity of copied data that is essential to disaster recovery efforts, but it has to be done properly."

W. Curtis Preston

networkworld.com/article/96838

Network WorldFor secure data backup, here’s how to do the 3-2-1 rule rightThe venerable 3-2-1 rule for backing up data remains a tried-and-true method for insuring the integrity of copied data that is essential to disaster recovery efforts, but it has to be done properly.
#321rule#airgap#backup
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Kevin Karhan :verified:

@jhx Apple has some bespoke booting stuff so #Hackintosh users have to constantly use tools like #Clover to modify a .dmg file from a #macOS installer to make it even boot and inject the necessary Kexts into the system so it doesn't fall flat on it's face.

Granted I do use those bootable drives as a more flexible option and I have all sorts of OSes on them for quick deployment.

  • Personally I develop @OS1337 so I can have a slim live-booting non-persistent #Linux to be able to do the same without having to physically plug stuff into a system, but also to get base installs and data recovery made faster and simpler.

Otherwise the only thing even better than Ventoy on it's own is preparing a custom bootable image with a linux desktop on for a truly "normadic" desktop.

  • @tails_live / @tails / #Tails comes close to it but doesn't really like installing a persistent storage on a drive with ventoy (even if one has a spare partition for it!) and for people who just want to have some tools like #ddrescue at hand, a regular linux desktop is more useful!

I mean, @kalilinux can be used for #DataRecovery but it's not intended to be used as a versatile daily driver (just like one opens a door with a key and not some breaching charges and a crowbar)...

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