> Buffer I/O error on device sda, logical block 256000
That is worrying.
To me if that were a hard disk that would = some sort of breakage on the disk
itself... like a head crash or similar resulting in a scratch, resulting in a
read error later on.
*I suppose* it's possible there is something in your USB drivers or usb-storage
drivers that has changed between 2.4 and 2.6 which would make this error go away.
But, if this were a hard disk we were talking about, that dmesg error would
almost unequivocally imply a scratched or otherwise non-functional hard disk.
All things being equal, I'd say that's exactly what it means when it comes to a
usb mass storage device too.
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