On Mon, 11 Nov 1996, Bruce Perens wrote:
> Indeterminate behavior is generally an indication of a hardware problem.
I already checked, doesn't seem to be the case. Besides, it's not
indeterminate behaviour, it's very consistant. The error is always the
same, even after I erased the disk
Unmount the disk with problems, and run "/sbin/e2fsck -f /dev/hd??".
Fill in the device name as appropriate. Check for bad memory (I know,
that's shotgunning the problem, but it turns up a lot) and other
hardware problems.
Indeterminate behavior is generally an indication of a hardware problem.
Hi all,
I know this is not debian specific, but anyway...
I really can't believe my eyes, but I'm under this situation:
I have 2 identical (Quantum IDE, 1.7Mb) hard disks. I divided one of
them in several partitions and installed different debian configs on each
in order t
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