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HDF
(redirected from Hard disk failure)

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AcronymDefinition
HDFHierarchical Data Format
HDFHubble Deep Field
HDFHastings Diversified Utilities Fund (also seen as HDUF; Australia)
HDFHigh Density Fibreboard
HDFHereditary Disease Foundation
HDFHaemodiafiltration
HDFHalt Die Fresse (German)
HDFHigh-frequency Direction Finding
HDFHard Decision Feedback
HDFHighest Density First
HDFHard Disk Failure
HDFHungarian Defense Force
HDFHalogenated Dibenzofuran
HDFHigh Density Frame (Seicor)
HDFHalt Dich Fest (Germany)


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This approach is in stark contrast to traditional server environments in which hard disk failure can result in the server being 'knocked out' completely whilst the disk is replaced and re-populated with data from the last backup.
Whether an earthquake, a flood, a blackout or a hard disk failure should catch them by surprise, these backups would ensure the survival of their information.
A type of hard disk failure in which the read/write heads stick to the platters.
 
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