Re: Fixing a crashed disk

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On 10/29/2012 11:30 AM, Dave Ihnat wrote:
  However, the firmware will
do remapping of sectors _it_ determines are failing, and the probability is
that if you are seeing errors consistently, it's because it can't remap.

A sector that is unreadable even after retries CANNOT be remapped until it
is written, and any attempts to read it MUST return an I/O error until that
remapping has occurred.  If the drive were to go ahead and immediately
remap that unreadable sector, what data would you suggest that it return
when the sector is read?  All-zeros with no indication of error is NOT
acceptable.

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