Re: SATA disks disabled on boot

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> dump_id shouldn't affect anything but should give us more data about
> the failure.  Can you please try to reproduce the problem with dump_id
> specified?  nohrst may make the problem go away.  Can you please try
> to reproduce the issue with the parameter specified.

I've been shifting the disks around,trying to find a pattern. So far
only the Reds fail, i haven't been able to fail a Toshiba. At first i
thought it was because the Toshibas were both on a RAID1 - i'm still
testing this theory. I.e., i've recently dropped the RAID; one Toshiba
now holds the OS @SATA1, all the others are empty.

I'll keep running more tests and document all combinations (SATA
ports, kernel parameters, etc) and results. I'll re-read on those
parameters and report back once i have something significant.

Could the PSU have an influence? It's a Nox Urano 500.

Thank you for your time.

Cheers,
Nuno
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