How to diagnose hdd health?

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Subject: How to diagnose hdd health?
From: Arthur Pemberton <dalive@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 25 Apr 2005 15:29:05 -0400
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What are the best way(s) to diagonose the health of a hdd, and not only it's filesystem. Preferably, what 'Fedora abailable' commands can I use?

I'm going to soon install some HDDs i had sittign around, and I just wanted to know how to test them to see if they are any good, and how bad they may be.

Thank you.

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