SpinRite
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Re: SpinRite
On that Samsung HDD, I managed to get those 2 bad blocks back from the void. So clearing the G-List does work as expected.
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Re: SpinRite
NOREWRITE appears to work...
Oh dear...
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|==========================================================================|
| Events |
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| Sector 8,705 (0.0017%) This sector could not be completely recovered |
| and 'NoRewrite' prevents its partial recovery and/or repair. |
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| Sector 8,706 (0.0017%) This sector could not be completely recovered |
| and 'NoRewrite' prevents its partial recovery and/or repair. |
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| Sector 8,707 (0.0017%) This sector could not be completely recovered |
| and 'NoRewrite' prevents its partial recovery and/or repair. |
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| Sector 48,960,716 (10.0247%) ALL DATA was completely recovered from |
| this damaged sector. |
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| Sector 48,960,728 (10.0247%) ALL DATA was completely recovered from |
| this damaged sector. |
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| Sector 48,960,874 (10.0248%) After a minor problem reading this sector |
| occurred and a repeated attempt succeeded, this sector has been |
| re-written. |
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Re: SpinRite
That's without a doubt SpinRite's most useful feature then.CrazyTeeka wrote: ↑Sun Apr 07, 2024 8:21 pm NOREWRITE appears to work...
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|==========================================================================| | Events | |--------------------------------------------------------------------------| | Sector 8,705 (0.0017%) This sector could not be completely recovered | | and 'NoRewrite' prevents its partial recovery and/or repair. | |--------------------------------------------------------------------------| | Sector 8,706 (0.0017%) This sector could not be completely recovered | | and 'NoRewrite' prevents its partial recovery and/or repair. | |--------------------------------------------------------------------------| | Sector 8,707 (0.0017%) This sector could not be completely recovered | | and 'NoRewrite' prevents its partial recovery and/or repair. | |--------------------------------------------------------------------------|
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------| | Sector 48,960,716 (10.0247%) ALL DATA was completely recovered from | | this damaged sector. | |--------------------------------------------------------------------------| | Sector 48,960,728 (10.0247%) ALL DATA was completely recovered from | | this damaged sector. | |--------------------------------------------------------------------------| | Sector 48,960,874 (10.0248%) After a minor problem reading this sector | | occurred and a repeated attempt succeeded, this sector has been | | re-written. | |--------------------------------------------------------------------------|
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Shame it does not stop re-writes when bad sectors can be read successfully. But it's a step closer towards doing the right thing.
Re: SpinRite
We think we got the data from this bad sector 100%. Don't worry, even if we didn't, it is unlikely you will ever notice.
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SR gave this drive a good pounding, lots of stuff added to the G-List, it's taking a while to clear it.
Aborted. Was taking far too long. Think SR broke the drive.
Drive still reads but...
Why does "Format Unit" no longer complete?
Why does "Clear G-List" no longer complete?
WD2500BJKY-75F4T0
Aborted. Was taking far too long. Think SR broke the drive.
Drive still reads but...
Why does "Format Unit" no longer complete?
Why does "Clear G-List" no longer complete?
WD2500BJKY-75F4T0
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It would be very useful if you can carefully document this.CrazyTeeka wrote: ↑Tue Apr 09, 2024 3:38 pm SR gave this drive a good pounding, lots of stuff added to the G-List, it's taking a while to clear it.
Aborted. Was taking far too long. Think SR broke the drive.
Drive still reads but...
Why does "Format Unit" no longer complete?
Why does "Clear G-List" no longer complete?
WD2500BJKY-75F4T0
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Re: SpinRite
Timeline of things done to Drive
1st run of SR on level 2 really struggled, drive went offline and stopped responding to RESET commands.
1st run of "Format Unit" completed.
1st run of "Clear G-List" completed.
2nd run of SR on level 2 appears to struggle less, but lots of bad sectors near start of drive. Starting 1% in seems to work better.
2nd run of "Format Unit" fails to complete. Should take around 58-60 minutes, but still running after a few hours.
2nd run of "Clear G-List" fails to complete. Should take around 1 minute, but still running after a few hours.
More to follow...
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Re: SpinRite
https://forums.grc.com/threads/drive-ke ... post-11908
"It's not SMR!"
Steve Gibson keeps babbling about SMR ..
What clown!
"It's not SMR!"
Steve Gibson keeps babbling about SMR ..
What clown!
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Re: SpinRite
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Model Family: Western Digital Scorpio Black
Device Model: WDC WD2500BJKT-75F4T0
Serial Number: WD-WX10A8920970
SMART Attributes Data Structure revision number: 16
Vendor Specific SMART Attributes with Thresholds:
ID# ATTRIBUTE_NAME FLAGS VALUE WORST THRESH FAIL RAW_VALUE
1 Raw_Read_Error_Rate POSR-K 001 001 051 NOW 23751
5 Reallocated_Sector_Ct PO--CK 128 128 140 NOW 573