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		<title>By: jason</title>
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		<description>quick question for you, can you email me? Nice website?

The question involves external ext3 formatted drives. I&#039;m using redhat enterprise 4 and am using ext3 formatted external drives to backup to. The linux system auto mounts the drives in /media as usbdisk or usbdisk1 etc. 

My question revolves around a problem, once a week or so we run into an i/o error or a problem with one of the drives showing up. We have 3-9gig we&#039;re backing up daily and I&#039;m using cron and tar to compress and mv the files to the external drives. It&#039;s when we switch drives that we sometimes run into problems...

any thoughts?

I was thinking about keeping 1 external drive always connected and connecting the off site backup drives to the first external drive...but I guess we would still run into problems sometimes?

I felt so smart setting up all the drives as ext3, I don&#039;t feel so smart now

thanks for your time</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>quick question for you, can you email me? Nice website?</p>
<p>The question involves external ext3 formatted drives. I&#8217;m using redhat enterprise 4 and am using ext3 formatted external drives to backup to. The linux system auto mounts the drives in /media as usbdisk or usbdisk1 etc. </p>
<p>My question revolves around a problem, once a week or so we run into an i/o error or a problem with one of the drives showing up. We have 3-9gig we&#8217;re backing up daily and I&#8217;m using cron and tar to compress and mv the files to the external drives. It&#8217;s when we switch drives that we sometimes run into problems&#8230;</p>
<p>any thoughts?</p>
<p>I was thinking about keeping 1 external drive always connected and connecting the off site backup drives to the first external drive&#8230;but I guess we would still run into problems sometimes?</p>
<p>I felt so smart setting up all the drives as ext3, I don&#8217;t feel so smart now</p>
<p>thanks for your time</p>
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