> > > I would hurry to backup data from the disk before everything is lost. It
> > > seems like a bad disk to me.
> > >
> > OH!!!!! Really?? You mean it is not a single partition problem but physical error
>of whole disk???
>
> /dev/sda9 has problems at least. And so far reiserfs does not feel itself
>comfortable enough on such devices as it does not have well tested bad block
>accounting system. The point (afaik) is that when hard drive starts complaining about
>bad sectors -
> that means that it is unable to remap then and therefore is close enough to start
>getting more and more bad sectors. I am sure that it is not always true, because I
>saw harddrives working for years with few bad sectors, but I hope you got the point
> reisrefs is on for now.
>
> Thanks,
> vs
>
>
Yes, I just use badblocks to check and it contain many bad sector:
[root@desktop http]# badblocks /dev/sda9
174392
174393
174394
174395
174396
174397
174398
174399
174400
174401
174402
174403
174404
174405
174406
174407
Can I mark it and keep it unuse at reiserfs?
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