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Anyone know what these messages are in /var/log/messages?
May 19 18:31:42 chloe-laptop kernel: ata2: soft resetting link
May 19 18:31:47 chloe-laptop kernel: ata2: soft resetting link
May 19 18:31:47 chloe-laptop kernel: ata2.00: configured for UDMA/33
May 19 18:31:47 chloe-laptop kernel: ata2: EH complete
May 19 19:20:47 chloe-laptop kernel: __ratelimit: 7 callbacks suppressed
May 19 19:21:14 chloe-laptop kernel: __ratelimit: 1 callbacks suppressed
May 19 19:29:06 chloe-laptop kernel: ata2: soft resetting link
May 19 19:29:11 chloe-laptop kernel: ata2: soft resetting link
May 19 19:29:11 chloe-laptop kernel: ata2.00: configured for UDMA/33
May 19 19:29:11 chloe-laptop kernel: ata2: EH complete
They make me nervous
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BlueHackers // fscanary // resticctl
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Bump... Anyone?
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Would seem to be ATA-related... something to do with your drive(s), perhaps?
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That's what I'm thinking... The hard drive might be failing
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Check the cables, maybe a cable is getting loose or broken (if you insert and remove it often) .... Check if the disk makes a noise like it is turning off and then back on during normal usage, if so I would say to try with another power supply ... wild guess though.
I've seen one of my HDs sort of malfunction inside an external box and work perfectly inside my pc. The culprit was the power supply of the external box as far as I could tell ... the 5V rail voltage was all over the place ... 4.5V 5V 5.xV and when it did that the HD started to act strangely.
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That could be difficult since it's in a laptop
I do have a IDE-USB adaptor that supports 2.5" drive so I might pull it out and run it on that on my desktop and see if I get similar errors...
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Not to sound rude...but how about Google? there are plenty results for those messages.
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Oh ... laptop ... I've seen reports of people having problems with the hard disk .... the culprit was the poor design of the socket/plug/mechanical interface between the HD and the motherboard.
Taking the disk out and inserting it again seemed to solve the problem for a while. I can't remember the brand/model of the affected laptops.
Googling a bit showed me this:
http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=331302
Your problem may be something else different too.
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Not to sound rude...but how about Google? there are plenty results for those messages.
Yeah, I can Google. Didn't find anything particularly useful though...
Thanks ROOKIE, I'll have a play with reseating the hard drive
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If it's failing, back it up. Now.
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If it's failing, back it up. Now.
First thing I did -- backintime hourly snapshots to fileserver FTW
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so, did your drive fail?? I have a drive that is having simiar symptoms.
Peasantoid wrote:If it's failing, back it up. Now.
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It doesn't appear to have. Quite honestly I haven't even got round to reseating the drive yet, it's still going though. I have a spare on standby too JIC. Sorry I can't be more useful.
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