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I deleted the actual note so I can't respond directly.... If you are getting IO errors when you do the 'dd' then you should seriously consider replacing the harddrive. Hard drives have lots of builtin error correction. In modern harddrives, when the errors start being visible to the software that often means that lots of other blocks are already starting to go marginal. Given the relatively low cost of harddrives and the pain when they die, it's often better to proactively replace them. If nothing else, back up any important files soon... Good Luck, Bill bogstad
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