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Subject: A utility to verify if an harddisk isworking?
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I have a few harddisks, they sit in a vinum RAID-5 array, and I have
huge trouble on some of them. Due to lack of vinum support I started
to fipple around myself, ending up in a situation where I would like
to verify each harddisk to see if it's working.

Is there such a utility available?