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You can't overwrite the reserve directly though. You have to write non-zero data to 99% to lock it, then destructively update the last 1% many times to cycle th
by angry_octet 9y ago
You can't overwrite the reserve directly though. You have to write non-zero data to 99% to lock it, then destructively update the last 1% many times to cycle through the reserve.
Many disks have a full erase command, which asks the internal controller to do the erase.
In general though, I use a hammer.
- hprotagonist 9y ago>In general though, I use a hammer. .30-06. >:)