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From: Dyweni - BTRFS <Y4BwxfPC4k5h@dyweni.com>
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Subject: ignoring bad blocks
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Hi All,

Can BTRFS ignore bad blocks as they are discovered?

I want to try BTRFS on some older drives, but they all have a few bad 
blocks.

Thanks,
Dyweni