Re: SCSI Utils Questions

[denisf@ersys.edmonton.ab.ca (Denis Fafard)]

where@maple.circa.ufl.edu writes:

> Has anyone seen a PD/Shareware program that can tell what the SCSI ID# for
> a particular drive is? Or fhr that matter, what is hooked up to the SCSI
> chain at all?
>     I've also got the following problem: I've got a SCSI drive with bad
> sectors located in various places throughout the drive. Has anyone seen a 
> IIGS/Prodos SCSI Util to map and not use those parts of the disk?
>    Finally: How does one go about UN-Partitioning a SCSI disk? I managed
> to partition the darn thing into 3, but I cannot un-partition it.
>    Any and all help would be greatly appreciated,
>   Mark  WHERE@UFCC.UFL.EDU  or WENDTM@FIRNVX.FIRN.EDU

 First off, there are MANY HD utilites that will help you out on this. 
The BEST and most complete package that I've seen is Glen Brendon's 
 ProSel-16.  It is a GS/OS Finder replacement.  Included are utilities to
map, fix and/or lockout bad sectors on any device (including your HD).

As for repartitioning, have you looked at the Advanced Disk Utilities ?

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Denis Fafard   denisf@ersys.edmonton.ab.ca   
Edmonton Remote Systems   Serving Edmonton/Northern Alberta since 1982