ZERO SECTOR

s0 sector_number

This will zero out (delete all of the data) on one of your owned sectors.
This action is not reversible, so if you want a backup of your sectors first,
make one.

This is effectively the same as the command
dd if=/dev/zero of=/floppy bs=512 count=1 seek=sector_number

However, note that users do not have direct write access to the disk, so
they must use the s0 command to zero out their cached sector files first
before the changes are applied. (This is to prevent anyone from overwriting
the entire disk).

If you *really* want to zero out more than one sector without confirmation,
here are some examples on how to do so:

EXAMPLE ONE: Delete sectors x, y, and z:
for i in (x y z); do yes | s0 $i; done

EXAMPLE TWO: Delete sectors a-z:
for i in {a..z}; do yes | s0 $i; done

EXAMPLE THREE: Delete sectors a-c and x-z:
for i in {a..z} {x..z}; do yes | s0 $i; done 

NOTE:
Please DO NOT delete the files in your ~/sector directory! They are
symbolic links to your owned sectors in /usr/local/share/sectors. If you DO
end up deleting one by accident, run the command `repop-sectors` to
repopulate your sector directory.