Arny Krueger wrote:

And the Titanic wouldn't sink.

The Titanic might not have sunk if built to the standards of NTFS. ;-)


It would have sank before they could hit it with the bottle. I have
seen a lot of NTFS crashes, both with mechanical, and solid state disk
drives. The drive is writing a file as the power supply drops below the
critical level, and it is trashed. I've lost track of the hundreds of
times I've reinstalled OS with NTFS after a crash. Sometimes it was the
OS that was damaged, other times it was the system's software, but we
were required to reformat the drive, run full diagnostics, then
reinstall everything.


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Michael A. Terrell
Central Florida