Erik Steffl said:

>  (that was the only error)

try forcing a bad block scan. when ive gotten that remounting
error i had bad blocks. a good sign for a failing drive or
otherwise misconfigured system(cable too long, controller
going bad, bad driver etc) would be if the system says

**** FILE SYSTEM MODIFIED ****

even if it doesnt say what it modified. even when running
fsck with verbose on over and over again(without remounting)
if it says file system modified i'd backup everything that you
want to keep and try to find a program that can run diagnostics
on the drive. and eventually RMA the drive

>
>  again, I have no idea what that error means (I checked google,
>  found
> some posts mentioning it but didn't find anything that would help
> me to figure out what's going on). I am mainly interested whether
> this is a filesystem problem (software) or disk problem (hardware).

i can't imagine how it could be software related, ive
never personally had filesystem curroption on any filesystem
on a mounted filesystem. only time ive ever gotten curroption
was after an unclean shutdown. either hard crash, or the
system hangs enough that i hit reset, or the system reboots
without being able to unmount the filesystems cleanly.

i am biased though, ive had 12 disk failures in the past
6 months(all IBM).

nate



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