David Deutsch wrote:
That's what I was hoping! Sending you the image on a separate, personal email with the log file next up.
Thanks. It could also be useful to have the final logfile to see where are the unrecoverable errors.
I'm not too sure about that, actually. When I tell ddrescueview to give me the details on each block, it lists the bad sector as 512 Bytes, with about 200megs of non-trimmed data around that. Or maybe that's what you meant?
I calculated the mean error size dividing the total error size by the number of errors and I guessed there would be large non-trimmed areas. I see in the logfile that this is true (there are many multi-megabyte non-trimmed areas). I guess many of those large non-trimmed areas will be read fast with '--try-again'.
So would I simply extend my current command to be from now on: ddrescue -f -n -d -A /dev/sdf /dev/sde logfile
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