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Tom Metro wrote: > Definitely quicker, but if you can live without the drive for a bit, > better to do a full write test on the drive, because Ed might be right, > and it could be an expanding problem. I'm with Ed. Any problem that isn't automatically corrected by a disk's on-board controller is terminal. Don't waste time, and don't risk your data: replace the disk ASAP. -- Rich P.
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