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It's probably thermal calibration; I had a couple of IBM 10K SCSI disks that used to do that every so often. It sounds like delicate electronics in pain... They
by jrabone 14y ago
It's probably thermal calibration; I had a couple of IBM 10K SCSI disks that used to do that every so often. It sounds like delicate electronics in pain... They lasted for years.
You might be able to get more information from querying the SMART parameters for each drive.
- StavrosK 14y agoHuh, that's weird. It sounds like they're in agony. SMART indeed reports nothing out of the ordinary, I checked...