Also are you all still using SSD?
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Durrick
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Re: Planned downtime: Harddrive replacement (yet again!)
Just wanted to say thanks for all the hard work you all are doing with this great game.
Also are you all still using SSD?
Also are you all still using SSD?

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tatarin_prm
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Re: Planned downtime: Harddrive replacement (yet again!)
What a hard drives installed on the server?
Why they are dying every six months
Why they are dying every six months
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borka
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Re: Planned downtime: Harddrive replacement (yet again!)
loftar wrote:I'll contact Hetzner shortly and update you on when it's going to happen. I'll also try to nag them about the cause of these frequent failures.
loftar wrote: Update: Hetzner will replace the drive at 2012-08-08, 21:00 UTC, -snip-
It might take a bit before it comes back, because they said they'll try to look into the frequent failures and debug it a bit.
Sata II (usual Brands) - no SSD (yet)
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tatarin_prm
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Re: Planned downtime: Harddrive replacement (yet again!)
SSD - slowly for a server and not reliable
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Doness
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Re: Planned downtime: Harddrive replacement (yet again!)
I don't know quite where you get this from.tatarin_prm wrote:SSD - slowly for a server and not reliable
SSD sport a nice boost in read speed (albeit a with a relatively slow write speed - which is often still significantly higher than a HDD even when it doesn't have to switch tracks),
with a HUGE boost in power-efficiency (edit: slight exaggeration, discussable).
The one thing I shall give you is this: when SSD drives fail, they tend to this without warning and unrecoverably. Shouldn't be a problem if you're running a good RAID configuration, and definitely not when you don't have physical access to the drives so you can't just junk around with it.
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tatarin_prm
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Re: Planned downtime: Harddrive replacement (yet again!)
in the first reading of a limited number of cycles recording
in the second linear speed - high in only one thread!
I just do resuscitation and maintenance of hard drives
sory - google translate/
in the second linear speed - high in only one thread!
I just do resuscitation and maintenance of hard drives
sory - google translate/
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Doness
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Re: Planned downtime: Harddrive replacement (yet again!)
this sounds like a (bad) haikutatarin_prm wrote:in the first reading of a limited number of cycles recording
in the second linear speed - high in only one thread!
I just do resuscitation and maintenance of hard drives
sory - google translate/
that is true, ssd have a limited amount of writes. AFAIAW, this is not so bad as to cause troubles for most applicationstatarin_prm wrote: in the first reading of a limited number of cycles recording
not true: ssd read latency is completely independent of memory location - their fortetatarin_prm wrote: in the second linear speed - high in only one thread!
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borka
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Re: Planned downtime: Harddrive replacement (yet again!)
I think we should not discuss this in an announcement thread please!
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BoOty
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Re: Planned downtime: Harddrive replacement (yet again!)
God, thanks!It is possible, though not yet certain, that minimap data will be lost.
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Shakey
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Re: Planned downtime: Harddrive replacement (yet again!)
I must obviously be bad with timezones, UTC was 5 hours ahead of EST. So server is estimated to come back on around what time EST?
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