Open amreo opened 1 year ago
HI @amreo,
While it's not clear how to make f3probe
report progress since it's not doing a well-delimited task, it should finish before one day, and it mostly finishes in under 15 minutes. So you likely have some problem going on. Before pointing the finger at the testing drive, you're better off canceling f3probe
and running f3write
and f3read
to assess the drive.
The problem with reporting progress in f3probe
is that its behavior resembles playing a strategic game like chess against a possibly fake drive. Some extra reporting can be made, and I'll eventually add that.
With f3read I need 70h to complete the scan. I know because I already have tried it and stopped after two hours because I didn't want to wait. How can I fix the microsd without using f3probe?
When I ran f3read I got this result:
F3 read 8.0
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SECTORS ok/corrupted/changed/overwritten
Validating file 1.h2w ... 0/ 2097152/ 0/ 0
Validating file 2.h2w ... 0/ 2097152/ 0/ 0
Validating file 3.h2w ... 0/ 2097152/ 0/ 0
Validating file 4.h2w ... 0.59% -- 2.20 MB/s -- 69:47:57^C
If you don't want to wait for 70h, test only 30% of the drive using option --end-at=307
of f3write
.
Once you have the report of f3read
, you can try to guess the parameter --last-sec=SEC-NUM
of f3fix
to fix the drive.
While it's not clear how to make f3probe report progress since it's not doing a well-delimited task,
Surely there is some plan of what f3probe
is going to do when testing a new SD card? Perhaps f3probe
has to test a certain number of sectors based on the size of the card, right? Then f3probe
should give a status report after every 1/10/100/1000/whatever
tested sectors. Maybe there should be an option to specify how often the progress report should be printed.
Another option to implement this is to make the progress feedback time dependent. For example, every minute f3probe
should print its progress feedback message as to what it's currently doing and how long it's going to take for it to finish testing the card.
Regards,
Hi! I'm running f3probe on a advertised 1024 GB sd card. And it's taking too much time (>2d) I don't know if it is hung (but the led of the usb-sdcard adapter is blink) or is in progress. The issue is that doesn't show the progress