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hard error
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hard error

(1) A permanent, unrecoverable error such as a disk read error. Contrast with soft error.

(2) A group of errors that requires user intervention and includes disk read errors, disk not ready (no disk in drive) and printer not ready (out of paper).



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Most enterprises perform tape backup, and will most likely continue to do so in the foreseeable future because it plays an important role in data archiving for legal and other purposes such as data warehousing, transporting data to a new location, and/or as a second line of defense against hard errors in addition to methods of disk-based backup, mirroring, and/or replication.
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