Hi Ethan,
The thing here is that some of the bad blocks ( if not all ) that
are giving read errors are not on the bad blocks list. Specifically,
the ones that show up when doing a fsck are not on any drive. For
these sectors fsck tries to re-write then and md still throws an error
but they are not added to the list and the disk doesn't drop from the
array.
I replaced sdm with a new disk. this was one that had a bunch or bad
blocks reported by md, and after finishing the rebuild ( with no
errors at all ) the --examine-badblocks still gives me the exact same
list of errors. I would expect that replacing the disk by a new one
would clear the errors.
as I know the disks are good, is there any way of reseting the bad
blocks list without destroying the filesystem?
cheers
Pedro
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