On Wed, Sep 14, 2011 at 12:54:08PM -0700, Jeremy Fitzhardinge wrote:
Ok. Thread is a bit dated but the bug is the same by the looks of it.
Apologies to anyone hit by the funk of a thousand years. :)
> On 09/14/2011 11:38 AM, Chris Ball wrote:
> > It could indeed be some kind of signal integrity issue. The easy way to
> > investigate that would be to boot Windows and see if it works there, and
> > the hard way would be to find a friendly hardware hacker with a nice scope.
>
> I have the original HDD with Windows on it around here somewhere; when I
> get the chance I'll switch them around and see what Windows thinks of it
> (I guess if its still failing then its a warranty fix).
I have an X220 with the same issue. Using a MicroSDHC card with an adapter.
Windows likes it, Linux does not. Very similar looking errors as what Jeremy
has.
Linux: 3.1
BIOS: 1.21 (08/02/2011)
OS: Debian Wheezy
SanDisk adapter with Kingston 4GB MicroSDHC card.
I could help with any testing.
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