Which two problems below are typically seen on large systems that write large amounts of data to a non-ZFS filesystem?
A) snapshotting
B) bit rot
C) misdirected writes
D) segment faults

Question

Which two problems below are typically seen on large systems that write large amounts of data to a non-ZFS filesystem?​
A) ​snapshotting
B) ​bit rot
C) ​misdirected writes
D) ​segment faults

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

B) Bit rot refers to the gradual corruption of data on storage media, which is more likely in systems handling large amounts of data without the self-healing properties of ZFS. C) Misdirected writes can occur in any filesystem, but the lack of checksums in non-ZFS systems means errors are less likely to be detected and corrected, making this a significant problem.

Which Two Problems Below Are Typically Seen on Large Systems