Re: understanding the cause of ATA failures

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Ludovico Cavedon wrote:

> Is there any way to understand what caused the failures? Is it possible
> to exclude that is was the hard drive, or cable, or controller, or
> kernel fault?
>   

Do the drives have any SMART errors logged?  Any reallocated sectors? 
Do you run smartd, or any other smart data collection?  I've had a load
of trouble with WD drives when smart data collection was enabled. 
Haven't had time to get to the bottom of it, but I suspect a firmware bug.

Tim.
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