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I'm attempting to use BlueSCSI in initiator mode to image a failing hard drive.
The drive appears to reset itself quite often when attempting to read from it, causing long delays when receiving information.
Logfile attached. Pertinent information is at line 1095 where the bus reset causes the device to go into an invalid state and will no longer attempt to read anything.
Thanks for the report - defiantly looks like we could relax some timings for older, tired drives that can't keep up or have lots of bad sectors.
Skip known bad sectors - how would you know about this ahead of time? We have thought about logging bad sectors to a separate file and then allow only retries of bad sectors, but not to skip - expand on this a bit more please.
I'm attempting to use BlueSCSI in initiator mode to image a failing hard drive.
The drive appears to reset itself quite often when attempting to read from it, causing long delays when receiving information.
Logfile attached. Pertinent information is at line 1095 where the bus reset causes the device to go into an invalid state and will no longer attempt to read anything.
HD0_imaged-004.log.txt
Here are a few things that could also be implemented in Initiator mode:
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