[TriLUG] exhaustive disk testing
Josh Vickery
josh at vickeryj.com
Mon Dec 10 19:37:09 EST 2007
I'll second the recommendation of using the manufacturer tools if
having output for a warranty claim is your goal. I've had disks that
I could "fix" but then failed proceeded to fail in a spectacular
fashion. If the drive is under warranty I've found that downloading
and running the manufacturer tools is the fastest way to get a
replacement. Most manufacturers have a website where you can handle
the replacement online, they generally asks for the serial number and
the fault code from their tool.
Josh
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