Fabio Coatti wrote:
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> Yes, and the hardware problem is the first thing I thinked of, but I've 
> changed MB and cables, as well as bought a new disk. An I still get some I/O 
> errors, even on the new one.
> So, or I'm a bit unlucky to find several faulty disks in a row (it can be :) ) 
> or something unclear is going on. 
> The disk that suffers most lockups, after many tries, is the new one, the only 
> SATA-II drive.
> I'll keep stressing the HD trying to figure out what's going on, I'll even try 
> a new sata-II unit, to see if I've really picked a heap of faulty disks.

Heh... that's strange.  New power and new m/b and new disks don't solve
it?  Please let us know the test result.

Thanks.

-- 
tejun
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