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Zoltan Boszormenyi schrieb:
Prakash Punnoor írta:
Am Montag 16 Oktober 2006 12:06 schrieb Zoltan Boszormenyi:
Is there a way to tell the VFAT driver to exclude
the last N sectors from the allocation strategy?
Can't you mark that clusters as bad with a diskeditor?
Can you suggest one that works on Linux?
Or which bits should I change if I use LDE?
(lde.sourceforge.net)
Try mbadblocks, part of the Mtools package (http://mtools.linux.lu/).
If it doesn't help, and you are brave, you may want to play with
mdoctorfat, which comes with Mtools, too, but is hidden for some reason. :->
René
Thanks. I have set up my /root/.mtoolsrc and:
# mbadblocks x:
plain_io: Input/output error
Bad cluster 63985 found
plain_io: Input/output error
Bad cluster 63986 found
plain_io: Input/output error
Bad cluster 63987 found
plain_io: Input/output error
Bad cluster 63988 found
plain_io: Input/output error
Bad cluster 63989 found
After unplugging the device didn't reformat itself.
Filling the disk seems to be working. It gives me
"disk full" without any new "Buffer I/O error on device sdc1"
or FAT panic messages in the kernel logs.
Thanks and best regards,
Zoltán Böszörményi
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