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On Tue, Nov 18, 2003 at 09:37:03AM +0200, Stuart Brooks wrote:
> I was wondering if anyone knows what the following kernel error message m=
ay
> mean :
>=20
> /netbsd: wd2f: obsolete (address mark not found) reading fsbn 505826 (wd2=
 bn
> 505889; cn 501 tn 13 sn 62)
>=20
> A scan through the raw partition reveals a single sector error (512B) at
> that location, and it is sitting under one of the data blocks of a file. =
Now
> I have seen "uncorrectable data error reading" and "device timeout readin=
g",
> and  "id not found reading" before, but this is a new one for me.

Uh, you never read wd177x data books in my youth?[1]

Regards,
	-is

[1] Apparently, before your youth ;-)

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