Andrea Mazzoleni

This major release introduces landmark capabilities across both SnapRAID CLI and SnapRAID Daemon. SnapRAID CLI 15.0 brings native automated filesystem snapshots (Btrfs, Bcachefs, ZFS, and NTFS) to guarantee point-in-time data consistency during sync, scrub, check, and fix operations, alongside hardware acceleration utilizing AVX-512BW and ARM64 NEON SIMD routines. SnapRAID Daemon 2.0 introduces multi-array management, bracketed privilege separation on Linux, Argon2id HTTP Basic Authentication, independent...

You're right. Corrected. Thanks!

The second release candidates of SnapRAID 15.0 and SnapRAID Daemon 2.0, and the first to be made public, are now available for testing. These are pre-release versions intended for validation ahead of the final 15.0 and 2.0 releases. Users are encouraged to test them and report any regressions or unexpected behaviour. Important downgrade note: After upgrading to SnapRAID 15.0rc2, downgrading to a 14.x release is supported only after a successful sync. After an interrupted sync, downgrading to a 14.x...

The second release candidates of SnapRAID 15.0 and SnapRAID Daemon 2.0, and the first to be made public, are now available for testing. These are pre-release versions intended for validation ahead of the final 15.0 and 2.0 releases. Users are encouraged to test them and report any regressions or unexpected behaviour. Important downgrade note: After upgrading to SnapRAID 15.0rc2, downgrading to a 14.x release is supported only after completing a full sync. After an incomplete sync, downgrading to...

Hi llgrank, The second sync still tries to read the file data. If the read is successful and the hash matches, meaning that the silent data error has gone away, the sync removes the bad mark from the sector. Likely, this is what happened to you.

Check this FAQ: https://www.snapraid.it/faq#remdatadisk

The newly released version 14.8 will now detect this condition when saving the content file, preventing it from becoming impossible to load. It makes sense to upgrade to this version.

Minor bugfix release that addresses user-reported issues. If all goes well, this will be our last stable release before we dive into a new beta cycle for SnapRAID CLI 15.x and SnapRAID Daemon 2.x! If you're curious about what's coming next, feel free to check out the HISTORY files in the GitHub repositories. CHANGES IN SNAPRAID 14.8 ======================== * Avoid spinning up standby disks on Windows in some machines during the 'probe' and other device-monitoring commands. Direct system queries...