How to cure a disk?

Question

linux

If I use e2fsck -cfv /dev/sdb1
error:

The file system size (according to the superblock) is 
the physical size of the device  is
Either the superblock or the partition table is likely to be corrupt
Abort<y> yes

If I use badblocks -s /dev/sdf1 > /root/badblock
a notification comes out

badblocks: Value too large for defined datatype invalid end block : must be 32-bit value

And then nothing happens. How to cure a disk?

Answer 1

If there is important data on the disk, then I would make an image of the disk, and then I would perform potentially destructive operations.
In the first case, you can enter No in the answer, then he will try to do something.
You can try to restore the partition from bootable media using partition recovery software.
To begin with, it is worth conducting a disk test, because. superblocks and partition tables don't usually just fail. Probably the disk began to crumble.

Answer 2

to boot from a flash drive or another disk,
how can you treat something that is mounted on the top of the head into the system from the system itself?
if fso is bad, turn off the check in fstab (fix one to zero
man fstab))
but rm -rf will cure everything)) under admin = you will be like a virgin