Re: badblocks -vw

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Subject: Re: badblocks -vw
From: Hadders <fedora@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 06 Dec 2006 14:40:01 +0800
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Getting some weird outputs from smartctl. From what I can tell thedisks don't support the smart feature set?

I tried doing a smartctl --smart=on  /dev/sda | /dev/sdb
But it complained.

I piped hdparam -I for the disks to files and ran a diff. Most thingsmade sense, the models and serial numbers differed.

BUT! the firmware revisions differed?  one was 3.AAE and the other 3.AAD

I had a look around the seagate website, but couldn't find any firmwarepatches?

References:
- badblocks -vw
  - From: Hadders
- Re: badblocks -vw
  - From: Mike McCarty
- Re: badblocks -vw
  - From: Hadders
- Re: badblocks -vw
  - From: Mike McCarty
- Re: badblocks -vw
  - From: Hadders
- Re: badblocks -vw
  - From: Mike McCarty

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