Dear current-users,

I bought 2 NCR 53c810 SCSI controllers for my PC last week.

After upgrade my system, I receive following messages
from kernel few times per day, and I cannot access any
partition on sd2 at all.

/netbsd: assertion "cp" failed: file "../../../../dev/pci/ncr.c", line 5748
/netbsd: sd2(ncr1:3:0): COMMAND FAILED (4 28) @0xf88e1a00.

This problem seems to occur few hours after rebooting.

Does this mean my HDD is dying ?

My configuration:
Kernel: NetBSD 1.2_BETA as of Sep. 03
CPU:    Pentium Pro 200MHz
MB:     ASUSTeK P/I-P6NP5
RAM:    128MB

ncr0-+
     +-- sd0: QUANTUM, Empire 1080S    (SCSI ID=0)
     +-- sd1: QUANTUM, Capella VP32210 (SCSI ID=1)

ncr1-+
     +-- sd2: QUANTUM Atlas XP34300    (SCSI ID=3) <-- dying?
     +-- cd0: NEC CDR-510              (SCSI ID=4)

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