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Hello all,

   I have a NetBSD system which has a broken harddrive. I'm just playing
around with it until I build a new system. The problem with the hard
drive is that a few sectors can't be read. In OS/2, I would perform a
chkdsk, and it would mark those sectors as bad, and never try to use
them again.

It is possible to do something similar in NetBSD?

   I am aware of that physical faults on a harddrive have a tendency to
spread. But as I stated eariler, I'm just playing around with it (trying
to decide how my future install should look like).

-- 
Kind Regards,
Jan Danielsson
Te audire no possum. Musa sapientum fixa est in aure.

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