Question: Remapping of bad blocks by sector sparing or sector slipping could influence performance. Suppose that the drive in Exercise 14.17 has a total of 100

Remapping of bad blocks by sector sparing or sector slipping could influence performance. Suppose that the drive in Exercise 14.17 has a total of 100 bad sectors at random locations and that each bad sector is mapped to a spare that is located on a different track, but within the same cylinder. Estimate the number of I/Os per second and the effective transfer rate for a random-access workload consisting of 8-kilobyte reads, with a queue length of 1 (that is, the choice of scheduling algorithm is not a factor). What is the effect of a bad sector on performance?

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