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Date: Thu, 08 Feb 1996 13:01:56 +1100
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From: Scott Donovan <sdd@ccd.tas.gov.au>
Subject: Interesting Problem with SCSI/HD
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Hi Folks,

  Bit of an annoying problem with a SCSI Hard disk. I have an adaptec 2940
controller with a seagate 410800N sitting on it..

 Unfortunately the kernel is reporting a disk error on a sector. (Which at
the moment is sitting smack bang in the middle of our WWW proxy cache :-) ) 

When I do a verify/remap through the controller, it does not find the
"bogus" sector, is there anyway of avoiding having to low level the drive ?