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um... No

if you set the error correction to abort it will abort. I remember backing up parasite eve that I bought used from some store bin. The disk was bad, very bad. It was a pain to tell it to retry every time myself as it would get to 76% then bail the first time it hit an error. So I set the read-retry above 50, it took that many to get the data off the disk. When I had it set to 0 to 15 it would abort, meaning stop... not abort fill in the blanks.
About half the good programs have corruption scans, that's nothing special.

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