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Perhaps your disk recovered your bad blocks using spare ones and
now there's no problem at all.

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> When I've seen wrenwrite complaints, it has always been due to
> about-to-fail disks. But don't know if that's your case. It was long
> ago.
>

Unlikely. FreeBSD runs for several hours under fs stress test
without any slightest sign of a problem. On the same hardware.

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