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Bad Sectors settings
Broken File Name
Rename and change all invalid symbols to:
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Exclusive Region options
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Exclusive regions are areas on any object visible on the the R-Linux 's Drives panel that are excluded from disk operations. R-Linux never tries to read/write data from/to such area. Exclusive regions are necessary when, for example, there are areas with bad sectors on a hard drive, and it is necessary to avoid any disk operations with such areas to not inflict further damage to such drive and to speed work with it.
Note: R-Linux does not create anything real on the disk. Exclusive regions are virtual objects that do not affect actual data on the disk.
To create an exclusive region
1 | Right-click an object on the R-Linux 's Drives panel and select Create Exclusive Region on the shortcut menu , or |
Select the object and select Create Exclusive Region on the Create menu
2 | Specify required parameters on the Create Exclusive Region dialog box and click the Add button |
Offset: |
Start point of the exclusive region |
Size: |
Size of the exclusive region. Cannot be larger than Disk size . |
Numbers in these fields can be in bytes or sectors. See Data Formats and Multipliers for more details. |
> | An Exclusive Region object will appear on the Drives panel. |
Its properties can be seen on the Excluded Areas tab.
To delete an exclusive region
Right-click the selected region and select Remove Region on the context menu.
To change the size of an exclusive region
* | Right-click an Exclusive Region on the R-Linux Drives panel, select Edit on the context menu, and add/delete excluded areas on the Edit e Exclusive Region tab. |
You may delete an excluded area by right-clicking it and selecting Remove on the context menu.