UFS - What do do with PC3000 DE Map?

[lcoughey]

Playing with the demo, I've determined:

1. Right click on the root drive and select "Enable map of bad blocks"
2. task has to be closed for the map file to load

From there, I cannot see how one could know which files are good or damaged. A test and report doesn't seem to cross reference the map, either. So, how does one know which files are good or damaged, based on the sector map?

[pclab]

Only UFS alows to work with PC3000 map?
Or R-Explorer Pro can also do it?

[lcoughey]

I don't see it documented with R-Explorer. I believe the R-Explorer is going to be focused more on the consumer side while the UFS Explorer version will be focused on data recovery professionals. With so much overlap right now, I suspect it may take some time before the line is more clearly drawn.

[pclab]

I only have R-Explorer PRO. I thought it might also have it...

[lcoughey]

You can upgrade from R-Explorer Pro to UFS Explorer Pro, if you contact them about it. Perhaps Yuriy will provide some instruction on how to do so here.

[Iurii]

We have flexible upgrade policy and you may upgrade from one product to another with good discounts (up to 100% of previous product price).
Regarding Map of bad blocks. You have next options:
1) Mark bad blocks as I/O Error
2) Replace bad blocks with Pattern
In first cases you will get error on files with bad blocks in process of saving data.

[lcoughey]

Is there any way to add the ability to cross reference that map when we do a file test and size calculation? And, at the very least, be able to export the list of damaged files, preferably a list of good files too?