Harddrive errors (DRDY abort - I/O error, dev sda, sector 4086)and relevent OS issue
This is 2 questions, but I am pretty sure they are both related:
Q1.) Ubuntu 11.10 all of a sudden stopped loading, The errors it gave on attempting to start where: Code:
ascupsd not configured, make sure ISCONFIGURED at /etc/default/apcupsd $: cd /etc/default/ ls -a apcupsd was there but wouldn't let me open it: Permission denied - You do not have the permission to use this file. Same result with saned. At the same time, Occasionally when I started, Just after the main bios diagnostic it would say: Broadcom found ... NO DISKDRIVE DETECTED A restart would stop that. Since Ubuntu wouldn't even get to the boot screen I said **** it ... Put in a mint live CD, and formatted and installed that on the whole drive. Q2.) Mint starts 1 out of 4 times ... it also is giving me errors: 1.) DRDY error - abort 2.) I/O ERROR, dev sda, sector 4086 3.) ata1.00 - error (I dunno what comes after this I am not quick enough to write it down) ... This error flashes page by page FAST before moving on 4.)Device not found, Did you wait long enough for drive to respond? 5.) Did you wait long enough for root device? These errors appear at a majority of my startups. However; When I CAN get to mint, I do SMART test (From GUI not command line), and the drive shows as healthy as can be ... 0 errors. Despite what smart says ... I am thinking it is a HDD issue, if anyone has any ideas I would love to hear them, I'm too broke right now to replace the drive. :) Fujitsu lifebook S-series 6240 Code:
uname -a |
Sounds like your disk is dying. Download the manufacturers diagnosis tool and test the disk.
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I downloaded 'Windows Diagnostic Tool Ver. 1.12
(For IDE/ATA/SATA Hard Drives)', and opened with WINE ... But the drive is not showing. Is that a bad sign, or does it have to do with wine? |
I think that this is an issue with Wine. You should be able to use the DOS version with FreeDOS.
If that doesn't work I would recommend to use the Hitachi Drive Fitness Test, it comes as a bootable ISO and can test drives from all manufacturers. |
Cool, I'll get on that and post back ... Thanks for the help (and the link ... Bookmarked! :) )
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I right click the .EXE and open with appropriate program ... all I get is:
Code:
Insufficient memory for FJDT program edit: Got the Hitachi tool, Will find a CD to get that onto and post back. |
Where exactly do you have the program saved at, and how much RAM do you have?
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the fjdt.exe is saved and extracted in downloads.
Dosemu is the program I am running it with. I used package manager to get it. RAM is 512MB. |
You need to run that on a native system, not an emulator. Neither Wine nor DosEmu/DosBox will work. If you need a native DOS environment you can use FreeDOS for that. <or just use the Hitachi tool, it has DOS already included.
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TobiSGD beat me to it.... You just run it by itself, not within a separate "container," so to speak.
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