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Don't trash an iPod with bad blocks on the drive
Not every bad block means that the entire disk will deteriorate soon. Edited on Jan 24, '11 08:18:41AM by tempel
Don't trash an iPod with bad blocks on the drive
true, while not all indications of bad blocks will mean it will get worse, it does fairly often. And how much do you trust a drive that has already shown signs of a problem?
Don't trash an iPod with bad blocks on the drive
Yeah, but what's your point? The article was specifically about making the best out of a bad situation - and for that's it valid, especially because an iPod usually only hold a backup of your iTunes lib, not original data - so if that iPod should die eventually, nothing is lost. |
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