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voted up and rise to the top Checksum Errors From Hard Disk up vote 2 down vote favorite After running GSmartControl, I received three checksum errors on my storage hard disk. Error in Attribute Data structure: checksum error Error in Attribute Thresholds structure: checksum error Error in ATA Error Log structure: checksum error Does this indicate a hard disk failure? Because, this is the THIRD TIME I checksum error fix have replaced the same hard disk. (after seeing this error) The hard disk is a Western Digital Caviar Green. (2 TB) hard-drive share|improve this question edited Jul 9 '12 at 13:13 Amith KK 6,8341046103 asked Jan 14 '11 at 4:23 Ademos 134 add a comment| 2 Answers 2 active oldest votes up vote 1 down vote accepted It indicates that either the drive is returning bad SMART information, or GSmartControl is broken and doesn't understand it. Try the disk utility that comes with Ubuntu and see if it can read the SMART data. My suspicion is that GSmartControl is broken since I also have a WD Caviar Green ( 1.5 TB ) and it works fine. share|improve this answer answered Jan 14 '11 at 14:30 psusi 26.7k13673 Hmm interesting...When running smartctl from the command line, I received "No Errors Logged" ---- So it would appear that your theory was correct and the GUI was the problem... Is there any other way to check this? –Ademos Jan 30 '11 at 16:59 Yes, as I said before, run the disk utility that comes with Ubuntu. –psusi Jan 31 '11 at 14:14 Thanks for the response --- I
#1 staticgerbil Registered User Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: a / b Age: 34 Posts: 87 Hard Drive checksum error :( I checksum error witcher 3 just tried to copy a 39mb file from a cd to my games
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drive so i just noticed. I rebooted and now when wb boots up it says... "Games1 has a checksum error on disk block 124806" I can still run games from the drive http://askubuntu.com/questions/21451/checksum-errors-from-hard-disk but if i try to delete the folder/file i was copying it says that the drive isn't validated. Any clues to fixing this? staticgerbil View Public Profile Visit staticgerbil's homepage! Find More Posts by staticgerbil AdSense 16 November 2003, 01:15 #2 Amigaboy Posts: n/a Welcome to the world of the FFS filesystem. This happened to me a lot! There's a http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=11920 couple of possible solutions that I know of....Back up all important files before you do any of these! - Use DiskSalv (V2.11.32 is available on Aminet. V4 is better, but I believe that isn't available free) to repair the HD. This one worked for me, but normally I had to tell DiskSalv to do the repair twice, which was weird. - Re-Format and install Smart Filesystem. I've never installed this myself, but I've heard only good things. 16 November 2003, 01:39 #3 staticgerbil Registered User Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: a / b Age: 34 Posts: 87 Cheers mate. Just downloaded it. Would love to reformat but my trusty wb disks don't work. Even the backups. They have been in storage for a looooong time. Haven't had an amiga with 3.0 roms for a long while. Will let you know how it goes. staticgerbil View Public Profile Visit staticgerbil's homepage! Find More Posts by staticgerbil 16 November 2003, 12:26 #4 Severin Registered User Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Gloucester / UK Posts: 700 Amiback Tools would be a better program to use, it'll
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