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If you can pinpoint which pages are affected (in most cases you can), you can just add that range to the blacklist. Can work in the meantime, before you have a
by my123 6y ago
If you can pinpoint which pages are affected (in most cases you can), you can just add that range to the blacklist.
Can work in the meantime, before you have a new machine.
- titzer 6y agoThere were dozens of ranges, too many to blacklist. Which made me suspect that it might actually be the memory controller. In which case, it's totally F'd. But given this I went for total data evac.
- spockz 6y agoCouldn’t you just move the disk to another device and read it from there instead of risking data corruption or going through all the hassle of comparing checksums?
- titzer 6y agoPerhaps. It has an SSD, so I'd need a thingie like this adapter to do that: https://www.amazon.com/SATA-Adapter-Thinkpad-Lenovo-Carbon/dp/B07GWJ8XYD https://www.amazon.com/SATA-Adapter-Thinkpad-Lenovo-Carbon/d... But I don't have a SATA reader either, so I'd need one of those :-)