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Hi Guys
I'm currently running a Linux based "smooth wall"
(firewall) computer and I'm wanting to install an old 30gb drive just so I can
use it as a last resort backup storage area.
The first thing is that the drive has some bad
sectors that are not all detected. It picks up a few but once you starting
writing to it runs into problems.
so to get around these bad sectors I want to
partition in the "good" areas. I have identified the "good" and "Bad" sections
of the drive using a simple read speed test.
From the web forums on smoothwall I require the
partitions to be in ext3 format. Am I able to simply format the drive as 4
partitions
I guess 1 in the primary and the other 3 in the
logical? (I'm using partition magic on the win pc) Am i going about this
correctly?
Once I have the drive installed how do I mount the
drives into the file system?
cheers
Lance Frater
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