Re: CRC error

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Hi michael,

	That error is what I'm dealing with now ( it's not a dell,
perchance? ).  When I ran fsck on the unmounted linux partitions,
it found hundreds of errors. 
	The Lilo? Rescue? HOWTO mentions it's usually a result of a 
hard drive problem. In my case, the vendor diagnostics (and window
diagnostics ) check out ok on the hd. Since it occured to me 
after a power failure(s), I'm hoping it may be a one time
corruption of the drive.
	The only suggestion I could make would be to fsck your
linux partitions if you haven't already.

good luck,
Jon


On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, Michael Buerkle wrote:

> anybody who ever had an CRC error while booting?
> Is my Harddisk lost, or do you know any way to get it back to 
> work? I tried everything i could imagine: i formatet the disk, i 
> partitioned it in another way, i tried to run every diskcheck 
> programm i know (they told me the disk could be kind of 
> "configured wrong" so they couldn't access).
> The strange thing about all this is: If i mount this HD after booting 
> (if i don't try to boot from it) i can store and access data on it... :/
> 
> any suggestions?
> 
> thanx
> 
> Michael
> 
> 
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