*rubs eyes*
There it is, right in front of my face. Thanks for not being a jerk
about pointing out the obvious to me. :-D My excuse is "it's Monday."
The question becomes, then, what is the output when the input is an
error? Garbage or nothing? I think it might make for a more difficult
recovery (then again, maybe it won't) if, for example, 100 good bytes +
10 errors [in] == 100 bytes out, instead of 110 bytes out (10 of which
are garbage).
~B
Alan Porter wrote:
Try the "noerror" option to "dd".
Alan
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