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dear all

I am getting fsck errors but hard read errors on /home

I know this drive is fine all but for a few bad blocks

how can I tell FSCK to ignore these blocks and store data elsewhere on the 
drive


I mean if crappy scandisk can do it surely freebsd can somehow

thanks


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