I have a SCSI drive that bad some bad sectors at the beginning of the disk 0000 to 0009. I used the SCSI adapter utility to remap these sectors.
When I boot into freebsd and try and mount the drive
mount /dev/da0s1d /mnt
I get an invalid operation error.
If I use disklabel/bsdlabel to look at the disk it says there are not labels. It only shows the raw formated section.
Fdisk show that s1 is formated with UFS. I fired up sysinstall to look at the disk's label and it show s1d and it's correct size but won't let me add a mount point.
1) I wonder since the bad sectors were at the beginning of the disk do I have to reformat the disk?
2) Why the different with disklabel and sysinstall version of disklabel.
Sorry I can access the machine right now to get the screenshots and exact output.
When I boot into freebsd and try and mount the drive
mount /dev/da0s1d /mnt
I get an invalid operation error.
If I use disklabel/bsdlabel to look at the disk it says there are not labels. It only shows the raw formated section.
Fdisk show that s1 is formated with UFS. I fired up sysinstall to look at the disk's label and it show s1d and it's correct size but won't let me add a mount point.
1) I wonder since the bad sectors were at the beginning of the disk do I have to reformat the disk?
2) Why the different with disklabel and sysinstall version of disklabel.
Sorry I can access the machine right now to get the screenshots and exact output.