You have formatted a drive while doing a Linux installation for a production server. The formatting revealed that there were several bad blocks. You see that the bad blocks make up about four percent of the total disk. Which of the following would be the best course of action?
*Reformat the drive with a high level format.
*Reformat the drive with a low level format.
*Replace the drive.
*Mark the blocks as "bad" and continue the installation.
2007-04-13
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