SCSI errors.
Hi,
My intranet server (currently running Apache, DHCP and Squid) seems to be
ill. Its SCSI disks are doing fine but I'm always receiving these errors
into my logs :
Dec 8 04:24:54 intranet kernel: scsi0: ERROR on channel 0, id 3, lun 0,
CDB: Write (10) 00 00 23 ee 7f 00 00 10 00
Dec 8 04:24:54 intranet kernel: Info fld=0x23ee7f, Current sd08:31: sense
key Medium Error
Dec 8 04:24:54 intranet kernel: Additional sense indicates Address mark not
found for id field
Dec 8 04:24:54 intranet kernel: I/O error: dev 08:31, sector 2354752
Dec 8 09:02:34 intranet kernel: Info fld=0x203807, Current sd08:31: sense
key Recovered Error
Dec 8 09:02:34 intranet kernel: Additional sense indicates Address mark not
found for id field
Dec 8 09:50:35 intranet kernel: Info fld=0x203857, Current sd08:31: sense
key Recovered Error
Dec 8 09:50:35 intranet kernel: Additional sense indicates Address mark not
found for id field
Dec 8 10:22:37 intranet kernel: Info fld=0x203897, Current sd08:31: sense
key Recovered Error
Dec 8 10:22:37 intranet kernel: Additional sense indicates Address mark not
found for id field
Dec 8 20:59:03 intranet kernel: Info fld=0x2035ef, Current sd08:31: sense
key Recovered Error
Dec 8 20:59:03 intranet kernel: Additional sense indicates Address mark not
found for id field
Dec 8 22:07:06 intranet kernel: Info fld=0x203667, Current sd08:31: sense
key Recovered Error
Dec 8 22:07:06 intranet kernel: Additional sense indicates Id CRC or ECC
error
Dec 9 04:04:24 intranet kernel: Info fld=0x2378ff, Current sd08:31: sense
key Recovered Error
Dec 9 04:04:24 intranet kernel: Additional sense indicates Address mark not
found for id field
Dec 9 06:29:29 intranet kernel: scsi0: ERROR on channel 0, id 3, lun 0,
CDB: Write (10) 00 00 23 77 a7 00 00 10 00
Dec 9 06:29:29 intranet kernel: Info fld=0x2377a7, Current sd08:31: sense
key Medium Error
Dec 9 06:29:29 intranet kernel: Additional sense indicates Address mark not
found for id field
Dec 9 06:29:29 intranet kernel: I/O error: dev 08:31, sector 2324328
Does this means I'll need to change my disks ? I have been googling for info
on this topic and all information I found told me that it's a hardware
problem.
However, the same problem were happening on SCSI device id 2 (another SCSI
disk on the same SCSI controller) and then I switched my /var partition from
the previous id 2 disk and put it in another disk, the one which is now in
id 3 and the same error is happening.
Does this means my SCSI controller can be the one at fault ? Any ideas ?
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