rich1.0Curiio (npub1dt…2x90t)https://yabu.me/npub1dtzccz2f9kf9dsazystgat6hj6h2cceueq6464awjfl7e0dpdynq22x90tnjumphttps://yabu.meSorry to hear that, if you’re using Linux then I suggest using a file system called BTRFS. It keeps Snapshots and it’s extremely robust. If you set it up to use RAID 10 then you’re very unlikely to lose data. I suggest running “journalctl -f” to see any failures or looking through logs. If there’s something causing drives to become corrupt then you want to pick that up as soon as possible!!