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Re: fsck problem

From: Bob Proulx <bob(at)proulx.com>
Date: Thu Jan 24 2008 - 01:03:16 EST


Michelle Konzack wrote:
> sorry for the late answer but I have fished
> your message out of my spamfolder today...

Hopefully this one won't follow the first one. :-)

> I was thinking , there minght be some bad blocks...

Given your follow up you might be right. But your previous data showed zero bad blocks.

> The HDD does not more stop to spin

There have historically been many problems with this. There are often several process that keep things spinning undesirably.

> and if I try to write to the disk I get something "short read error"
> which force me to umont the drive and then run the fsck.ext3 and it
> restore every time the journal.

Ew... That sounds like a hardware problem. (I don't know so take that response with caution. But it has the feeling of a hardware error to me.)

Do you need help?X

> > Between booting and mounting and copying are you hibernating or
> > sleeping the machine?
>
> No, nothing is installed which force the machine to sleep or hybernate.

I asked that specifically because I didn't think you were and then this would not be laptop specific. It is really a generic problem then.

> Maybe my TP570 will go?

Perhaps just the disk drive. Does the drive support SMART?

  apt-get install smartmontools

  smartctl --all /dev/hda
  smartctl --health /dev/hda

You might need to enable smart on the drive. I hope that turns up something useful.

Bob

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