[CoLoCo] Notebook drive
David Overcash
funnylookinhat at gmail.com
Sat Oct 4 21:59:40 BST 2008
I completely and totally agree with David. Hard drives are a dime a dozen
for a reason (they're all virtually the same parts and you pay for brand if
anything). The best thing you can do is go cheap and figure that it'll last
the 3 years that any hard drive does and after that time you should replace
it to make sure your data is preserved.
Backups are a must for anything if you really care about your data.... so
backup your /Home/ and you should be good to go. (That's really the
greatest thing about Linux, isn't it? Copy that folder to a new install and
it's practically your old machine minus a few apps).
-David
> My advice is always to buy the cheapest thing you can get (per gigabyte)
> and make sure
> to have at least one copy of your stuph as far as away from the live copy
> as
> practicable, unless you're a gamer, then consider buying the really fast
> drive.
>
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