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I have FBSD 2.1.5R on a Zapa motherboard w/32MB RAM.  The affected 
disk is a EIDE drive.

I have suddenly come across  a bad sector that is affecting only 4 files
in the /usr/libexec directory.  These are catman.local, makewhatis.local,
telnetd and ld.so.  I have copied all the files, except these 4, into
a backup directory.  bad144 and badsect do not work as I can't access 
ld.so.  How can I recover from this and mark the sectors bad?

Thanks,
Mark