It uses ncq. Thanks, Mark.
Mark Lord пишет:
Artem Bokhan wrote:
Now I spend ~1.9 seconds to serve one bad sector. That's great.
0.75 of 1.9 seconds is a time spent on hard reset, 1.15 seconds are
spent on reallocation try.
Is hard reset real necessary to return disk to life after media error?
..
It is necessary in many cases, but not in all.
But the observed behaviour (reset) is the safest way to
guarantee that things will nearly always work by default.
If the drive is NOT using NCQ, and the host controller does not get
confused
by the incomplete data transfers (many do), then the reset is not
necessary.
You can try hacking it out, if you want to.
Cheers
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