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Long term problem.

Why can't I restore a dumped fs which has had bad sectors saved off with 
the badsect program? File systems /var and / restore OK. But /usr (where 
the BAD folder is) won't have it.

The error with 'restore tf' tells me it can't read the fs , skipping 
blocks etc.

Is this a known problem with badsect?