I've got a Trekstor DataStation Maxi m.u.. One day, it got a hard hit by something, while it was turned on, and aparently was some of the sectors damaged. This is a small group of sectors, but its annoying me, since when i'm using the hard drive, i can stor data to a certain point, before some of them gets corrupt. Ive tested it, and the SMART test, and the genric test failed. Since I cant afford a new external - or internal, hard drive at the moment, i was wondering if i would be able to "isolate" the damaged sectors. Any idea?
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