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Originally Posted by DNSB
Perhaps you should take the time to read on how the spare blocks are treated in solid state drives. Gentle hint: they are not subtracted from the capacity the drive shows nor do they show as non-partitioned space. isible is when it is swapped for a failed block by the on-board controller.
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Then please explain why
all manufacturers leave (1 till 2) /1000 of the capacity at the beginning unpartitioned and only then partition the rest with FAT32/exFAT - the better quality brands take a higher value.
Kobo doesn't follow this - and the interesting thing is: SDs from defective Kobos work great again after they have been repartitioned according to the above guidelines.