Re: Hard Disk Failure

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Adam Williams <awilliam@mdah.state.ms.us> writes:

> yeah thats bad sectors.  you can possibly have linux ignore those secotrs
> in the future and mark them as bad by unmounting the drive (or remounting
> it read only) and then doing
>
> e2fsck -c -y /dev/hdc1

Not generally a good idea with IDE drives.  They remap bad sectors
automatically, so when they report bad sectors to the host, it means
that the drive has run out of spare sectors and is typically a sign
that the drive is going to fail catastrophically soon.  Backup and
replace is the only sensible thing to do.


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