RH9 bad block problems - bug ?

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I have tried to install RH9 several times.  This machine has been running
RH8.0 just fine.  I tried to install RH9 as a fresh install and have it
check for bad blocks on each file system.  It is a Dell Computer with a
Maxtor 30Gig IDE disk.  When it failed I did the crtl+alt+d to test the disk
and it passed.  So then I loaded their diagnostics and ran it and it passed.
So then I did an install and just selected MIN install and had it check for
bad blocks and it worked.  So then I tried again and selected what I really
wanted and it failed.  So then I got a copy of a crash recovery cd RH8.0 and
ran badblock -svw /dev/hda and it passed.  The question I have is what
command is run when you select ext3 and check for bad blocks?  I was looking
at the man page for mke2fs and it says:
       -c     Check the device for bad blocks before creating the file
system.
              If this option is specified twice, then a  slower,
destructive,
              read-write test is used instead of a fast read-only test.

So is RH9 doing -c or -c -c?  Or is it using some other command?
Thanks!





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