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The Hospital Sector
In the northeast corner of the city lies the Angel of Mercy Hospital and its technical college were nurses and many types of healthcare technicians can learn practicing in the facilities. Angel of Mercy General Hospital is also known...
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Christopher near the Hospital....
Http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiacre
Saint.
The Tyrant was hiding in Dean Zetland's in Westgate street just south of the Hospital Sector.
With the help of Doctor Keifer he's mentioned on The Hospital Sector).
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I have a hard drive with 3 bad sectors. I know the sector numbers and the computer can still boot into Windows. I want to run sector repair from an HDD diagnostics tool from the manufacturer, but before I do that, I'd like to know what files are affected...
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It's payware ($70 for the NTFS have the bad sector locations already, you can open the drive in WinHex directly ( "Open Disk" toolbar button) and then navigate to the sector....
RunTime's DiskExplorer allows you to examine a drive by sector.
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Will reformatting my hard drive fix bad sectors on it?
assuming im not concerned with the data on it....
Started by devilHeroe on
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By attempting to read & write every sector on the disk the disk can find bad.
Write attempt is made.
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Hello. can anyone recommend me of a good free program to fix bad sectors on my hard drives? thanks
Started by ufk on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
But if you have bad sectors.
Programs
If you hard drive truly has a bad sector, then try Tech Tool Pro v5.
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If you know the media transfer rate of a hard disk, how do you use that information to calculate the maximum number of sectors per track?
Started by Phenom on
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Sector interleaving would completely throw any calculations out too but that is rare in modern drives.
If a sector is a known size (in bytes), you know the rpm of the drive, you.
As a physical track anymore.
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In one rotation, how many sectors are passed over and how many tracks are passed over?
If you know the average value of sectors per track for a hard drive, how do you use this to estimate the number of cylinders?
Do all modern hard drives have 63 sectors...
Started by Phenom on
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The real sector per track number is not only much larger, but it also.
Internally they use a simple sector number starting from 0 (called LBA mode).
For compatibility addressing with very old programs.
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I've googled till I'm blue in the face, and unless I'm missing something really obvious, I can't find any algorithms for calculating the bounding box of a 2D sector.
Given the centre point of the enclosing circle, the radius, and the angles of the extent...
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You now have at most 4+1+2.
Extreme points of the sector to consider are the endpoints of the radii.
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Based on a file name, or a file handle, is there a Win-API method of determining what physical sector the file starts on?
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It do? The rest of the file could be anywhere as soon as the file is larger than a single sector due.
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Any one have any idea how to remove bad sector from hdd using fedora 11
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Do you know which blocks are bad? Is there already a filesystem?
If there's no filesystem yet, and you don't know which blocks are bad:
mkfs -c # rest of normal options, like -t ext3 /dev/sda4
If you have a filesystem and you don't know which blocks are... .
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I have a main boot drive, plus 4 additional drives on my Fedora 11 machine. Palimpsest Disk Utility says 3 of the (non-boot) drives have bad sectors. How can I go about repairing these sectors? These drives currently have data on them I don't want to ...
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There is a program called....
Take a backup of everything you can as soon as possible, then use the only program I know of that can repair bad sectors - spinrite .
See this previous answer.
If you're using an ext* filesystem, you can use e2fsck -c .
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