Pásztor Richárd [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have 2 small problems about installing FreeBSD.
1) My HDD is a 8,4 Gb quantum, which has 1 bad sector laying on it
somewhere. I created ntfs partition
on it, and format detected that sector, and marked as bad so there was
no problem of data loss
I think this 8,4 quantum is old enough to not contain so called spare
sectors. So 1 bad sector means there is really only 1 bad
sector. Anyway i still cant understand, why UFS cant cope with bad blocks,
but 1000 year old FAT, or the newer NTFS
can easyli get through the problem.
The other
On Thu, Feb 17, 2005 at 11:09:12PM +0100, P?sztor Rich?rd wrote:
I think this 8,4 quantum is old enough to not contain so called spare
sectors. So 1 bad sector means there is really only 1 bad
sector. Anyway i still cant understand, why UFS cant cope with bad blocks,
but 1000 year old FAT,
I have 2 small problems about installing FreeBSD.
1) My HDD is a 8,4 Gb quantum, which has 1 bad sector laying on it
somewhere. I created ntfs partition
on it, and format detected that sector, and marked as bad so there was no
problem of data loss because writing
to that sector. Now, if i fdisk
