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If you continue with formatting, you see:
Format started.
Head
: nnn Cylinder : nnnnn
You see the head and cylinder numbers decrease as the
program progresses.
When formatting is complete, the program flags any bad tracks
and you see a series of messages like these:
Format finished.
Flagging bad tracks...
Cylinder is nnnn, head is nn
Format completed.
Press ENTER to return to the menu.
Press
m
to return to the Hard Disk Format Menu.
Option 2, Destructive Surface Analysis
You can perform a Destructive surface analysis of your hard
disk to accurately locate any bad tracks and flag them, if they
are not flagged.
The test writes,
reads, and verifies information
on every track of the hard disk, except for tracks that are
already flagged as bad tracks.
Caution
If any errors occur during this check, all data on the track
that caused the error is destroyed. If you think that an
unflagged bad track is causing trouble, first run the
Non-destructive surface analysis to check the disk surface.
Formatting a Hard Disk B-9
- FCC COMPLIANCE STATEMENT 2
- FOR AMERICAN USERS 2
- FOR CANADIAN USERS 2
- EPSON EISA 3
- Important Safety Instructions 5
- Contents 9
- Introduction 15
- Optional Equipment 17
- Software 17
- How to Use This Manual 18
- Where to Get Help 19
- Setting Up Your System 20
- Installation Oveview 22
- Installing Optional Equipment 23
- Connecting Peripheral Devices 24
- Turning On the Computer 25
- Changing the Country Code 29
- Running System Configuration 31
- How to Use This Chapter 32
- The Configuration Process 33
- Using a Mouse 34
- Using the Keyboard 34
- Using On-line Help 35
- Configuring Your System 36
- Setting the Date and Time 38
- System Configuration 39
- Adding or Removing a Board 40
- System board options 41
- Non-cache areas 44
- Hard disk drive types 45
- Loading an Alternate SCI File 50
- Using Special Modes 51
- Using the CF Command 52
- Using Your Computer 55
- Changing the Processor Speed 59
- Entering Keyboard Commands 60
- Using the ESPEED Program 61
- 3-8 Using Your Computer 62
- Accessing lnternal Components 64
- Removing the Cover 65
- Accessing Infernal Components 66
- Removing the Front Panel 67
- Removing the Subassembly 69
- Replacing the Subassembly 71
- Accessing Internal Components 72
- Replacing the Front Panel 73
- Replacing the Cover 74
- Chapter 5 76
- Main System Board Map 77
- Processor Board Maps 78
- Option Cards 79
- Removing Option Cards 81
- Processor Boards 82
- Installing a Math Coprocessor 84
- Removing a Math Coprocessor 85
- Memory Modules 86
- SIMM description 87
- Installing Memory Modules 88
- Removing Memory Modules 90
- Chapter 6 91
- Using the Correct Drive Bay 92
- Changing the Jumper Settings 94
- X = jumper installed 95
- — = no jumper installed 95
- Removing a 102
- Removing a Drive 105
- Installing 106
- Connecting the Cables 108
- Running System Diagnostics 111
- Starting the Program 112
- Deleting Tests 113
- Adding Tests 114
- Running Tests 115
- Resuming From an Error 116
- System Diagnostic Tests 117
- Error Messages 118
- Formatting a Hard Disk 120
- Formatting a New Disk 122
- Reformatting a Used Disk 123
- Option I, Format 124
- Formatting the Disk 127
- : nnn Cylinder : nnnnn 128
- Formatting a Hard Disk B-9 128
- Exiting the Program 131
- Troubleshooting 132
- Troubleshooting C-3 134
- Power or Lock-up Problems 136
- C-6 Troubleshooting 137
- Troubleshooting C-7 138
- C-8 Troubleshooting 139
- Password Problems 140
- C-10 Troubleshooting 141
- Keyboard Problems 142
- Monitor Problems 142
- Diskette Problems 143
- Diskette Drive Problems 144
- Hard Disk Problems 145
- Software Problems 146
- Printer Problems 147
- Option Card Problems 147
- Memory Module Problems 148
- Mouse Problems 148
- Math Coprocessor Problems 149
- Specifications 150
- Main System Board 150
- Controllers 151
- Storage Bays 152
- Power Supply 153
- Keyboard 154
- Environmental Requirements 154
- Physical Characteristics 154
- Power Source Requirements 155
- System Memory Map 156
- Glossary 157
- Batch file 158
- CFG (configuration) file 159
- Command prompt 159
- Configuration 159
- Control code 160
- Coprocessor 160
- Copy-protected program 160
- Diagnostics 161
- Display adapter card 161
- Operating system 162
- 6 Glossary 162
- Expanded 163
- Fast-page 163
- Graphics 163
- Hexadecimal 163
- 8 Glossary 164
- Main system 165
- Megabyte 165
- Operating 167
- Glossary 21 167
- Parallel 168
- Power-on 169
- See Operating speed 170
- 14 Glossary 170
- Glossary 15 171
- Interface and Parallel 172
- See Memory module 172
- Parameter 172
- Video card 173
- Write-protect 173
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