How neat! Is it really this simple? You make it look easy.
As long as the amount of bad sectors doesn’t increase, it should work. However, given how cheap disks are today, I would just dispose that disk and get a new one. You want your backups to be reliable. Finding out the bad way you can’t recover from them because the disk is deteriorating is not something you want to go trough.
That insight solves the problem. Thanks!
So excited I found this article as it made things much quicker!
I want to send you an award for most helpful internet writer.
da hast du aber schöne dinge bekommen liebe biene, bei mir hats leider noch nicht geklappt, vieles entdecke ich auch gar nicht oder zu spät … aber ich freue mich dann halt wenn mal wieder was ankommt …
I told my grandmother how you helped. She said, "bake them a cake!"
I like to party, not look articles up online. You made it happen.
Maybe you weren’t sitting in the same place each time. Huh? Maybe you weren’t. Whaddya say to that?I always think it’s OK, when tissueless sneezing happens, to sneeze into the crook of my elbow. But now that I think about it, it’s not OK. I’ve been lucky so far.
Che is ... relates that "U.S. Trade with Rest of World is Always Banlanced, Carpe Diem"I don't agree with the sentiment of Professor Perry on this paticular subject. Maybe in a fantasy meme this would be irrelevant but in reality the costs are high. Che, did you go to the link on intellectual property theft and resultant loss jobs? Is this irrelevant? How does this balance out in your accounting world?
