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Hello,

Does anybody have any idea of how to get rid of bad144?
Bad block scan has been historically installed on a FreeBSD 3.x
The problem now is that we can't upgrade to 4.x because of that bad144. 
FreeBSD 4.x is unable to recognize that bad144 thing.

Fred.




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