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[ILUG] hard disk stress testing

[ILUG] hard disk stress testing

Richard Eibrand richard at eibrand.net
Mon Sep 20 17:02:22 IST 2004


Hi guys,

I've been getting intermittent errors on a hard disk in a PowerEdge 2650.  
The errors are of the type "Ext3fs: (device sda5) in start_transaction:  
Journal has aborted" when this has happened, the machine becomes  
unresponsive and whenever I try and get to pass commands to the machine, I  
get the following, "scsi (0:0): rejection i/o to offline device"

This had happened the weekend at some stage, and the machine would not  
have been in use during this time. From a little googling around, I've  
found out that it could be a hard drive problem, possible failure.

I've used stress (http://freshmeat.net/projects/stress/%3Ftopic_id=861) on  
it to try and replicate the problem but nothing yet.

Do any of you have recomendations as to what other tool I could use to  
replicate the problem, or even find out whats wrong?

Thanks in advance,
Regards,

Richard

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Richard Eibrand
http://eibrand.net
richard at eibrand.net




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