Hi Andrej!
Let me just ask, why you always use option -A (—try-again)?
I would only use that on a single run under very special circumstances, and
almost always while still using -n (—no-split). If it is useful in your case
depends a lot of what exactly happens, when your drive becomes unresponsive.
Option -A might be necessary, but could also be harmful, by forcing ddrescue to
repeat trying known bad areas instead of moving on to the untried rest of the
disk.
Greetings,
Florian
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