Re: a disk timeout and a disk state

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On 9/8/07, Tejun Heo <htejun@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Raz wrote:
> > Jeff Hello
> >
> > We have in our machines several sata (mostly maxtor-segate) disks in an array.
> > These disks generate too many ata-io errors at clients sites.
> > From raid1 code I have learned that a re-write sometimes fixes a disk.
> >
> > Question: Why ?
> > Question: Does it always work ?
> > Question: Does rewriting a slow sector also reduces a disk error rate,
> > does it make any sense ?
>
> You need to post much more information to get anyone on the list interested.
I am not trying to fix any problem. I am asking a genera question. We
found that rewriting over a slow sector for several times, speeds up
the read from this sector.
My question is, does it make any sense to you,or Mr. garzik ?

thank you

> * lspci -nn
> * boot log (/var/log/boot.msg on some distros or the result of dmesg
> after boot)
> * kernel error messages (dmesg after errors)
>
> --
> tejun
>
>


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Raz
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