Dieing hda? (was Re: [plug] "hdc: lost interrupt" - prob with 2.4.20 kernel)
Craig Ringer
craig at postnewspapers.com.au
Wed Sep 17 11:12:12 WST 2003
> I was having similar problems with my Seagate 80Gb HDD. The other OS and
> its 60GBs worth of partitions all appeared to be fine and then lilo died
> this morning. It is an Intel Desktop Board and I am wondering if this
> could be the problem, I have had this board for about a month with 1
> Linux reinstall as it wouldn't boot one day cause the ext3 partition was
> corrupted beyond repair. The drive is currently out waiting a possible
> Ghost/Backup before anything else happens. I was told by a friend that
> it is probably dieing. Any suggests would be really nice before I send
> it back to Seagate to claim it on warranty.
smartctl -a /dev/hda
(replace hda with the appropriate disk device)
See if the drive knows it's dying... here's some normal output, though
which vendor options are included will vary.
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