On 20-04-2015 15:07, Sander wrote: > Miguel Negrão wrote (ao): >> - Given that I'm running a laptop and comunicating with the harddrives via >> USB, is it expected that I will get some corruption from time to time or is >> this abnormal > > Abnormal. I have three Intel ssd's usb connected to an Arndale. Two of > them have luks and btrfs raid0 on top, and is used as a home server. The > third ssd is plain btrfs, and used for backup archives. Hi Sander. Good to know. Indeed I think something's wrong with the enclosure, I keep getting some minimal corruption from time to time. I also use btrfs over luks. I'm considering buying a thunderbolt (I have a macbook pro) to esata converter, as bypassing the usb interface might be more stable. I imagine esata is better for btrfs then usb, correct ? Anyone here has experience with thunderbolt in linux ? My understanding it that if connected at boot time, devices should just appear as normal pci devices. Best, Miguel -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-btrfs" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
