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[ILUG] hard disk stress testing

[ILUG] hard disk stress testing

conor at conorwynne.com conor at conorwynne.com
Wed Sep 22 12:31:50 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"

Well it sounds like a dead drive.
BUT: Do you have an array controller? If so, what is it?
Array's start with /dev/sda aswell as SCSI drives (with dell controllers
anyway)

You can go into the controller and check the physical status of the drive?
Check for hard and soft errors directly.

> Richard

Conor.

apologies if you have already had replies, but my MX backup is only
sending me mails now - since my old server died completely two days ago.
The proliant is up and currently making noise in the utility room.
Hopefully this will annoy her indoors enough to allow me to invest in
wireless so that it can go to the shed :)



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