[sdc] Result: hostbyte=DID_BAD_TARGET driverbyte=DRIVER_OK. Driverbyte=DRIVER_OK,SUGGEST_OK Apr 16 21:50:33 lrd-selleri. Mike, Here is an overview and i will further update the defect for the queries you have asked. We have two internal HP data verification.

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Things that I have done so far * Heatsink onto the SATA chipset with a fan blowing air through * Forced all drives to SATA1/SATA150 via jumper on the drive * Multiple kernels tested * BIOS update for SATA card And still no luck, it randomly spews those errors and fails out claiming bad sectors but scanning the drive they come out fine. I'm starting to think its the controller itself, but then again it should be happening on all channels not just two. All the cabling is in securely but I still cant figure this out. Any ideas from anyone?

Anyone running the silicon image 3124 card and NOT having problems? Hey, I'm using the Silicon Image, Inc. SiI 3112 and I'm getting much the same problems.

I followed up on the lkml and looks like my drive was actually throwing errors and the silicon image card was simply reporting those errors. Upon further investigation SMART revealed that each time the error occured the reallocated sector count was going up, so basically when the drive hit a bad spot and was reallocating on the fly it'd throw that error which of course would trip the array up. That said the drives even though only a month old have not hit the critical threshold in the SMART system and so i've replaced under warranty. So far so good, but only time will tell. Even the WD diagnostic tool failed within 10 seconds running on the drive, it came back screaming with the error. So I'd check your drives with SMART or alternatively the equivalent vendor diagnostic tool. Hey Claymen, Thanks for your response.

So I wondered off and grabbed the Maxtor/Seagate HD diagnostics ISO from their website (nice to see they are using freedos), and ran both the Long and Short tests on my drives, and they both reported fine (no errors). Just to check that there aren't any problems with the drives, I copied a fair amount of information onto one of the drives and then proceeded to check the md5sums of each of the files. They looked good. (Not the most comprehensive test I know). Anyway, I'm more convinced now that the kernel driver is probably either pushing more data than it should, or I haven't got the right settings.