- Apr 7, 2017
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Hi there,
My work requires me to travel a lot with my drives, so I use SSD, instead of HDD.
During my travel, when those SSD travel in my suitcase, or in my laptop, they (sometimes with the computer) will be shocked a lot, sometimes even fall from the airplane luggage cabin (I'm trying my best to protect them, wrap them, etc., but sometimes those things happens, I even had it once falling from the TSA transport platform, because someone else is rude...)
I do have backups, this is not a question about how many backups should I use.
My question is, after such things happens, I get to where I can work, I power on and I still see that SSD and it seems it's working correct. The word here is "it seems".
1. Can I fully trust that once it's working, all data should be correct and as the exact same as they were before I start to travel? I'm carrying 5 SSD, it's hard and too much time consuming for me to compare every SSD or file with Hash test each time when traveling...
2. In such accidents, should I always fully recover the data from my backups even though the SSD/Data seems to be working just right?
Thank you
My work requires me to travel a lot with my drives, so I use SSD, instead of HDD.
During my travel, when those SSD travel in my suitcase, or in my laptop, they (sometimes with the computer) will be shocked a lot, sometimes even fall from the airplane luggage cabin (I'm trying my best to protect them, wrap them, etc., but sometimes those things happens, I even had it once falling from the TSA transport platform, because someone else is rude...)
I do have backups, this is not a question about how many backups should I use.
My question is, after such things happens, I get to where I can work, I power on and I still see that SSD and it seems it's working correct. The word here is "it seems".
1. Can I fully trust that once it's working, all data should be correct and as the exact same as they were before I start to travel? I'm carrying 5 SSD, it's hard and too much time consuming for me to compare every SSD or file with Hash test each time when traveling...
2. In such accidents, should I always fully recover the data from my backups even though the SSD/Data seems to be working just right?
Thank you
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