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From: Sean Eric Fagan <sef@kithrup.com>
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To: asami@FreeBSD.ORG, richard@pegasus.com
Subject: Re: scsi disk question
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First, thank you everyone for your responses.  Even if they were rather
contradictory ;).

I went out and bought a new disk today (and an APC SmartUPS).  When I got
home, I did a bunch of dd's on the disk... and I no longer got the errors.

se@freebsd.org (not to be confused with sef@freebsd.org ;)) first made the
suggestion about writing the block fixing it, and I am, at this point,
thinking that is what did it.  I hope so, anyway. :)

Thanks all, again :).

Sean.

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