[vox-tech] working around bad blocks?

[Ryan]

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I have three 40 GB hard drives that I wish to use RIAD 5 on.

the first hard drives has 12 bad blocks on it (i also have the sector num=
bers

How the heck do I work around the bad blocks to set up RAID?

I could partition around it, but then one of my partitions would be small=
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then I want by about 10 GB.

anyone have any other ideas?

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