file system error

Ronald G. Minnich rminnich at lanl.gov
Wed Nov 27 10:53:00 CET 2002


can you try a few things: 
- do a raw dd command to the disk from /dev/zero and see if that works, 
e.g. dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hda

- turn off UDMA, in fact turn off ALL dma at first
- try to make it run totally PIO

This is weird, but it does seem like some kind of DMA problem.

Also, boot under the normal bios and do an lspci -xxx and then do an lspci 
-xxx under linuxbios and see if you see any IDE setup differences.

ron




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