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06-07-2010, 02:03 PM
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Yeah. So, this did just correspond to a drive failure. There's nothing that we can do that would "cause" a drive to fail (we're simply reading files from it), but since a full copy obviously involves copying nearly every file from the drive, if it's already failing, or about to fail, well, there's no better time.
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