Ne vidim tu nikakvu korisnu informaciju, izguglao si nesto sto nema blage veze sa ovim o cemu pricamo ;p
Osim toga ovaj clanak na srpskom daje sliku hdd-a iz vremena diskova kada su bili streper motori
Danas se diskovi u opste tako ne formatiraju, tj staze uopste nemaju isti broj sektora kako je nacrtano
niti mi znamo koje sve informacije proizvoidjac smesta na disk a koje su potrebne da bi glava nasla
stazu, (spare sektori i to)
Ja sam ti dao informacije koje ovde nemas i iz kojih nesto mozes zaista nauciti o ovome, ali ego ti je obrnuto proporcionalan
znanju koje imas ;p
edit:
ali nije cudo da ne znas nista o ovome:
evo i dedo i medo nema pojma
https://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/low-level-formatting.html
Zapravo ono sto zovete low level format je zapravo brisanje sadrzaja diska
Interesantno da google nema nikakvu korisnu informaciju o ovome, bar ja nisam nasao
ola konacno sam nasao
))))
https://www.webopedia.com/TERM/L/LLF.html
"
(n.) Short for low-level format, a formatting method that creates the tracks and sectors on a hard disk. Low-level formatting creates the physical format that dictates where data is stored on the disk. Also see high-level format.
Modern hard drives are low-level formatted at the factory for the life of the drive. A PC can not perform an LLF on a modern IDE/ATA or SCSI hard disk, and doing so would destroy the hard disk. Older MFM drives could be low-level formatted to extend the life of the disk, but modern hard drives no longer use MFM technology.
A low-level format is also called a physical format.
Floppy disks must also undergo low-level and high-level formatting, but these two are generally performed at the same time. On PCs, for example, the FORMAT command performs both a low-level and high-level format the first time a floppy is formatted.
(v.) The process of performing low-level formatting."
