Real-Time Activities. In order to help ensure that each Party’s operations are coordinated such that they will not have an adverse reliability impact on the other Party’s Reliability Area and to preserve the reliability benefits of interconnected operations, each Party will implement protocols consistent with NERC IRO and EOP Reliability Standards.
Real-Time Activities. As SpinRite collects and analyzes information about the drive, its immediate operational state and summaries of its findings and activities are displayed.
Real-Time Activities. The Real-Time Activities screen displays many details of SpinRite's immediate operational state, and summarizes its findings and activities since the current “run” was started: The Interlock Monitor shows SpinRite's instantaneous operational state, whether it or the system's BIOS has control of the hard disk drive, and which of the drive's special features may have been disabled. The Defective Status region shows the current “marked bad” status of the drive's clusters, also displayed in total sectors and total bytes. Any changes effecting the drive's cluster status will appear as cluster “returned to use” or “removed from use.” The Data Error Sector Analysis region summarizes the number and type of data recovery read-errors SpinRite has encountered. “ECC correctable” indicates that a sector was readable but required correction by the drive's Error Correcting Code (ECC). “Retry readable” indicates that a sector was read correctly during DynaStat's analysis of its problem. “DynaStat recovery” indicates that although the DynaStat system was able to minimize the loss of data, some of the data was not recoverable. “Unreadable sector” indicates that a persistent error such as “sector not found” completely prevented SpinRite from recovering any data from the sector.
