Re: GCC Compile problems relating to DMA
Thanks for the reply. I booted off of the rescue disk (I only have one
partition, so I couldn't have it mounted while I tried to fsck it).
Running fsck simply came back with device clean... do I need to send any
flags?
Someone also suggested that I disable DMA on the drive via hdparm -d 0
/dev/hdb. I tried this, but that simply changes the error from dma_intr to
read_intr, which I believe seems to correlate that something is in fact
wrong with a sector on the disk.
SJG
> This happened to me, and I switched to single-user mode (init 1), and ran fsck.ext2 /dev/harddrivedevice. After that, reinstall the gcc packages. This should mark the sectors bad so the kernel won't write files to them. Any one else with more experience care to comment?
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