Messages in this thread | | | Date | Tue, 23 Feb 1999 09:59:54 +0200 | From | Pavel Ravits <> | Subject | Maybe Disk Problem. |
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Hello, ( I'm sorry for the length )
From the first time I installed linux I had problems like:
sig11 with kernel compiling, crc error on opening archives error on casual copying of files.
It was on kernel 2.0.35. On trying - Including the recent release of the kernel I had the same problems, But with 2.0.29 my computer works completely fine, but it means I can't upgrade the kernel. My guess all the time was that the new kernels support UDMA and my disk don't like it, and today I proved it when installed the 35 kernel on old disk and everything was fine.
What do you think - how can I prove that this is a disk problem so I can exchange it?
Pavel. Thanks.
br2@netvision.net.il.
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