You should delete each file, use 'badsect' (check the man page),
	run fask, then unpack the files again.

	If you have inode data on badsectors then it gets very painful...
	(I think you can newfs the disk with different parameters but
	just hope you do not have to go there :)

		David/absolute

- "It was at that point I realised there might be a chance for myself
-  as a caring human being. Unable to decide whether to feel hopeful or
-  disgusted, I chose both and opened a bottle of wine to celebrate."

On Wed, 28 Jan 1998, Gunnar Helliesen wrote:

> As I'm unpacking the binaries on my "new" RD53 I'm seeing more of the
> dreaded "Command 0xNN completed with result code 0xNN" messages.
> 
> I'm keeping track of the files affected, could a workaround be to rename
> them, thus keeping the bad blocks allocated, and then reinstalling them?
> 
> Gunnar
> 
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