Oh, that's a clever way of doing things. The "write the block #'s to the given block" would help identify where a fraudulent device goes wrong. But for just c

Oh, that's a clever way of doing things. The "write the block #'s to the given block" would help identify where a fraudulent device goes wrong. But for just checking if a device is storing data 100% correctly then your way would probably be more robust. :)