silo read error on block <number>... results in a short read
Preamble
This relates to an installation of Aurora 2 Sparc (2.6.13) onto an Ultra5 with 512M RAM and a 333MHz CPU. The HDD is SCSI connected to a Symbios PCI card. Ordinarily the Ultra5/10 would use a vanilla IDE HDD. Ran the install program from the DVD and all was fine. The HDD is divvied up as: /dev/sda1 / /dev/sda2 swap /dev/sda3 /usr /dev/sda4 /home Upon completion of the installation the boot sector is written and it tells BIOS where to boot. Fault Upon booting I get this: Boot device: /pci@1f,0/pci@1/scsi@1/disk@0,0:a file and args: SILO Read error on block 1647259182 Couldn't load /etc/silo.conf (attempt to read block from filesystem resulted in a short read) Troubleshooting so far Booted the CD again to rescue mode and ran badblocks against all the partitions. Then I ran e2fsck -c -k -d -p -v against all the partitions. I've been unable to format or partitions the disk so that the bad blocks are bypassed. How do I do that? Is this what I have to do? :-) Peter |
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