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On Tue, August 30, 2005 10:34 am, Paul wrote:
> I would reformat it and try it in another machine as recommended
> earlier. Or try the manufacturer's diagnostic utilities and another
> computer. Just to be sure the problem is not the computer, though the
> drive might be heading off to the happy mountain.
>
I would do a low-level format with a manufacturer's utility and see what
it spits out. We might have some avail at the dept, but I'm not sure.
If all the 3 drives failed on the same machine I'd be reluctant to buy a
new drive and put it in there. Whether it's the controller, high temp, bad
voltage, there's a pretty high chance to fsck your future disks..
- -Cos
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