Bas Verhoeven schrieb:
> I recently bought a new server with a 3Ware 8006-2LP controller to run
> Xen on a Debian linux distribution:
>
> - Server: ASUS RS120-E4/PA4
> - Debian Release: etch
> - Architecture: 32bit / 686
> - Memory: 8 GB
> - Disks: 2x Hitachi HDT725050VLA360
> - Controller: 3ware 8006-2LP (Driver Version = 1.26.02.001, Firmware
> Version = FE8S 1.05.00.068, Bios Version = BE7X 1.08.00.048)
>
it is nearly the same hardware/os i use
> After seeing that I remembered the errors at the debootstrap process,
> and tried running this process again: still the same errors after a few
> days, with several different mirrors.
same thing
> So it's definite: something is going wrong when writing data TO disk. As
> said earlier, I have a 3ware controller in this system (3w-xxxx driver),
> having two disks in RAID-1 and figured that if there was a broken disk,
> the controller would notify me, but it claimed all disks were OK.
> Removing a random disk from the controller did cause the array to be
> degraded, but I could still reproduce the corruption issues. So it's not
> some specific disk that is broken, unless both disks are, which is
> highly unlikely.
look at my ealier post, i describe the same problem.
http://www.nabble.com/dom0---tar:-Skipping-to-next-header-td16558409.htmlso i get the error with etch 32 bit / 64 bit, xen 3.1 / 3.2 , with
2.6.18 kernel xen , with gentoo kernel 2.6.20r6 xen. It wasnt all the
time. But i have to reboot the maschine to get it solved for a while. So
i testet it with ca. 5 machines, setup in different ways with other
kernels.
I think i could be a kernel compile parameter? or via chipset in
relation to 3ware raid controller?
Greets Holm
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