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From: Joe McGuckin <joe@via.net>
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Subject: SCSI bad block handliong ?
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I have 3 scsi drives in a CCD array. I'm getting system crashes that I 
think are related to it. I'm also getting quite a number of error 
messages from INND about disk writing problems.

FSCK reports that it can't read blocks 25081600 - 25081609.

How can I make the drive remap these blocks ?

Thanks,

joe