If anyone here at AVS will know, I'll probably find them in this part of the forums.
The HDD in my HTPC finally started getting pretty bad, so I replaced it with a 2TB drive. However, I hate to toss the old 1TB drive just yet. I can still run it into the ground and use it until it becomes completely unusable. I only plan to use the good partition(s) for video editing and nothing more. There's a program for Win called Partition Bad Disk (PBD) that scans and performs sector slipping. But it's the only software I know of. Being the cheapska...er, financially cautious person I am, was wondering if you Linux guys knew of anything that will do the same thing.
Thanks!
The HDD in my HTPC finally started getting pretty bad, so I replaced it with a 2TB drive. However, I hate to toss the old 1TB drive just yet. I can still run it into the ground and use it until it becomes completely unusable. I only plan to use the good partition(s) for video editing and nothing more. There's a program for Win called Partition Bad Disk (PBD) that scans and performs sector slipping. But it's the only software I know of. Being the cheapska...er, financially cautious person I am, was wondering if you Linux guys knew of anything that will do the same thing.
Thanks!