Vasudevan, Geetha wrote:
I am not sure of the possible reasons that could have created the IO
errors in the first place. Any clue anyone?
Thanks.
His thoughts were the same one I had: you have a hardware problem,
either the drive or your controller (may be on your motherboard).
What likely caused the I/O problems is a failing component, not
a piece of software.
Mike
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