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From: Bruce Evans <bde@zeta.org.au>
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>> Given a random slice (/dev/sd0s2, say), what bad144 command(s) should
>> I run on the thing to make it do its magic?

>bad144 /dev/sd0s2 1234		#Initialize bad144 table and serial number
>bad144 -s /dev/sd0s2		#Scan and auto add bad blocks

I should have looked at the changes more carefully and complained about
-s writing as well as scanning.

Bruce