The ext3 file system is really fragile. Find a partition method that cannot easily drop data.

The ext3 file system is really fragile. Find a partition method that cannot easily drop Data-Linux Release Technology-Debian information. For more information, see the following. I switched from FreeBSD, And I feel much better after using Debian. Deploy the entire system from 1 ~ Reduced to 1 ~ in 2 days ~ In 2 hours. It's really convenient... Unfortunately ~~~~

A server suddenly loses power the day before yesterday. As a result, the system data is suddenly lost and some deamon cannot be started. You cannot connect to SSH. Fsck still does not work. Without backup, I lost my data after several weeks of collection, alas... This problem was also encountered when FreeBSD was used in the past, but it can be repaired successfully after fsck. What should I do in this situation ???

I have never lost any data when I suddenly lose power on my workstation or notebook using Win2003 in a Linux forum. Is Unix-like file systems so fragile ?? In addition to buying UPS, what else can I do? I heard that this problem can be solved through partitioning (the machine for data loss is divided by default in Debian ). I only want a solution. I don't want to provoke conflicts between Linux and BSD or Win. Which one do you like to use...