David Mitchell wrote:
Thanks for that - is the skip size something you might consider implementing?
I have already implemented it. I'll release a new version soon. But be aware that 1) reading backwards large blocks (trimming) is much slower than reading forwards, and 2) ddrescue already can skip by great amounts (up to LLONG_MAX / 4) if enough consecutive errors happen.
Perhaps the max error rate should have a default value rather than being 0/unlimited?
No. Infinite error rate is the only default --max-error-rate that makes sense. BTW, 0 and unlimited are not the same thing.
I found the 'Try again' option but in this case I want to go back from split to trim
Try --retrim then. Regards, Antonio. _______________________________________________ Bug-ddrescue mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-ddrescue
