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From: Joachim.Wunder@lrz.tu-muenchen.de (Joachim Wunder)
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Subject: bad block 808464440, ino 23166 (HELP!)
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Date: Tue, 12 Aug 1997 20:26:50 +0200 (MET DST)
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Hi!

I have an old WD AP4200 (200 MByte) IDE-drive for /usr/obj

After a tar to /usr/obj the dmesg output look like the following:

[...]
pid 1442 (tar), uid 100 on /usr/obj: bad block
bad block 808464432, ino 23166
pid 1442 (tar), uid 100 on /usr/obj: bad block
bad block 808464432, ino 23166
pid 1442 (tar), uid 100 on /usr/obj: bad block
bad block 808466502, ino 23166
pid 1442 (tar), uid 100 on /usr/obj: bad block
bad block 925904944, ino 23166
pid 1442 (tar), uid 100 on /usr/obj: bad block
bad block 808464453, ino 23166
pid 1442 (tar), uid 100 on /usr/obj: bad block
bad block 1179010630, ino 23166
pid 1442 (tar), uid 100 on /usr/obj: bad block
bad block 1175078455, ino 23166
pid 1442 (tar), uid 100 on /usr/obj: bad block
bad block 808464432, ino 23166
pid 1442 (tar), uid 100 on /usr/obj: bad block
bad block 809715270, ino 23166
pid 1442 (tar), uid 100 on /usr/obj: bad block
bad block 1179010630, ino 23166
pid 1442 (tar), uid 100 on /usr/obj: bad block
[...]

Of course I already formatted /dev/wd2 new (where my /usr/obj lies).
And I did a bad144 -s -v.

A bad144 /dev/wd2 shows:
bad block information at sector 414505 in /dev/wd2:
cartridge serial number: 10211994(10)



So do I really have a bad harddisk?!
TIA,
Achim
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Email: Joachim.Wunder@LRZ-Muenchen.DE