I've got a Samsung SpinPoint SP0802N PALO rev.A P/N: 0637 drive, which has some errors. While scanning there's only a few errors and "slow" sectors, but in WinVictoria, when I change from Verify to Read, it takes ages to complete the scan. The drive can be partitioned and formatted, after performing full surface scan there is about 600kB of bad sectors. For some reason SMART does not reallocate them.
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005 Reallocated sector count: 0
196 Reallocate event count: 1842
197 Current pending sectors: 0
198 Offline scan UNC sectors: 1842

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Victoria 4.3 Freeware (beta version) log file. 2007-12-01
21:22:19 : Starting Victoria 4.3 Freeware (beta version), CPU frequency: 2663,10 MHz, Windows 2000 found.
21:22:29 : API access enabled, device #1
21:22:32 : Get passport... OK
21:22:32 : Model: SAMSUNG SP0802N; Capacity: 156368016 LBAs
21:23:02 : Get passport... OK
21:23:02 : Recallibration... OK
21:23:02 : Starting surface scan, LBA=0..156368015, sequential access, timeout 10000ms
21:29:33 : Block 39929088 Error: ABRT
21:29:36 : Block 40050432 Error: ABRT
21:29:38 : Block 40209664 Error: ABRT
21:29:40 : Block 40216832 Error: ABRT
21:29:41 : Block 40289792 Error: ABRT
21:29:51 : Block 40956928 Error: ABRT
21:29:53 : Warning! Block start at 40957952 = 2086 ms
21:29:54 : Warning! Block start at 41052160 = 435 ms
21:29:58 : Warning! Block start at 41333760 = 653 ms
21:29:59 : Warning! Block start at 41337344 = 993 ms
21:30:00 : Warning! Block start at 41337600 = 357 ms
21:30:04 : Block 41479168 Error: ABRT
21:30:06 : Block 41560832 Error: ABRT
21:30:07 : Block 41565440 Error: ABRT
21:33:46 : Block 62828800 Error: ABRT
21:33:53 : Block 63222528 Error: ABRT
21:33:59 : Warning! Block start at 63624192 = 770 ms
21:34:13 : Warning! Block start at 64843520 = 1011 ms
21:52:16 : ***** Scan results: Warnings - 7, errors - 11 *****
I'd like to perform Burn-in test or Self-Scan but have no idea how to initialize them. I'm not a hard drive specialist and I haven't got specialized hardware, only a serial terminal and the VTool 5.05.
The number of UNC sectors in SMART rises with each scan, for now it's over 2000.
I don't care the data on the drive, I only want to make it usable again.