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Hi Shirl,
um... I have heard of this... and even had it suggested by the RC in the dim
dark past... but only as a last resort.... :)
Replacing is usually the best option (in my opinion ... not that it is worth
much! hehehe) as then you have a new drive rather than a drive with hours on it
and some bad sectors...
Art "hmmm... I know I got up for a reason... just can't remember why?" Bahrs
>>> Shirley A MacLaughlin <[log in to unmask]> 01/05/98 07:51am >>>
Happy new year to all.
We had a problem over the holidays - Predicta reported bad sectors on =
one of our discs. The problem has been resolved (disc drive replaced, =
followed by Install and Restore @[log in to unmask]@) The system: MPE/iX 5.0 PP5, all =
discs are in the System volume set.
To all you folks that have had that happen, a couple of questions -
Our CEs tell us that the RC can logon and reassign bad sectors. When our =
system manager was talking to the response center this was not =
suggested. To be fair there were quite a few errors (both recovered and =
unrecovered) so replacement was the best answer.
Since the system must be booted in single-user single-disc mode, can the =
RC still log on remotely? We've never had occasion to try this, before.
If sector re-assignment is attempted, and fails; do we know what files =
are affected? Is there any way to recover files in this case?
All information will be gratefully accepted.
Shirl (Crossley Carpet Mill, Truro, NS)
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