Communicatie (Scan instellingen)


Scan Settings used during a surface scan

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IsoBuster - Communicatie (Scan instellingen)

[Available since IsoBuster 3.4]
When you perform a surface scan (right mouse click the top most CD/HD/USB/.. icon in the left pane and select "Perform a Surface Scan") following settings are used:


Strict (No retries - No recovered errors) && Abort on first error

Scanning uses the strictest possible rules, without any retries, and it aborts on the first sign of trouble, letting you know the address it failed on.

Strict (No retries - No recovered errors) && Count all errors

Scanning uses the strictest possible rules, without any retries, but it doesn't abort, instead it reports the total amount of errors encountered.

Normal (One retry, block per block - Allow recovered errors) && Abort on first error

Scanning uses normal rules, with one retry per block.  Recovered errors are allowed.  The process aborts on the first failed retry, letting you know the first address it failed on.

Normal (One retry, block per block - Allow recovered errors) && Count all errors

Scanning uses normal rules, with one retry per block.  Recovered errors are allowed.  The process doesn't abort but reports the total amount of errors encountered.

Relaxed (User defined retries - Allow recovered errors) && Abort on first error

Scanning uses the retry rules you set in the Options, usually several retries.  Recovered errors are allowed.  The process aborts when the retries have failed, letting you know the first address it failed on.

Relaxed (User defined retries - Allow recovered errors) && Count all errors

Scanning uses the retry rules you set in the Options, usually several retries.  Recovered errors are allowed.  The process doesn't abort but reports the total amount of errors encountered.