Hi,
I have an Compaq V2000 laptop with Ubuntu Dapper Drake, I'm getting flooded
with the messages below:
ON: Linux ubuntu 2.6.15-18-386 #1 PREEMPT Thu Mar 9 14:41:49 UTC 2006 i686
GNU/Linux
/dev/sda: FUJITSU MHV2060BH:
Why am I getting hda errors when I don't even have a hda drive? Mine is sda.
The syslog says is the kernel itself, no other application is causing this as
I have stopped most services and still happen.
I already wrote to the Ubuntu ML but had no luck.
Any idea?
dmesg
[4295643.338000] ide: failed opcode was: 0xef
[4295644.283000] hda: error code: 0x70 sense_key: 0x02 asc: 0x30 ascq: 0x00
[4295644.295000] hda: error code: 0x70 sense_key: 0x02 asc: 0x30 ascq: 0x00
[4295645.963000] hda: error code: 0x70 sense_key: 0x02 asc: 0x30 ascq: 0x00
[4295645.966000] hda: drive_cmd: status=0x51 { DriveReady SeekComplete Error }
[4295645.966000] hda: drive_cmd: error=0x04 { AbortedCommand }
[4295645.966000] ide: failed opcode was: 0xec
[4295646.000000] hda: error code: 0x70 sense_key: 0x02 asc: 0x30 ascq: 0x00
[4295646.003000] hda: drive_cmd: status=0x51 { DriveReady SeekComplete Error }
[4295646.003000 ] hda: drive_cmd: error=0x04 { AbortedCommand }
[4295646.003000] ide: failed opcode was: 0xec
[4295646.345000] hda: error code: 0x70 sense_key: 0x02 asc: 0x30 ascq: 0x00
[4295646.357000] hda: error code: 0x70 sense_key: 0x02 asc: 0x30 ascq: 0x00
[4295648.408000] hda: error code: 0x70 sense_key: 0x02 asc: 0x30 ascq: 0x00
[4295648.421000] hda: error code: 0x70 sense_key: 0x02 asc: 0x30 ascq: 0x00
[4295650.471000] hda: error code: 0x70 sense_key: 0x02 asc: 0x30 ascq: 0x00
[4295650.483000] hda: error code: 0x70 sense_key: 0x02 asc: 0x30 ascq: 0x00
[4295652.534000] hda: error code: 0x70 sense_key: 0x02 asc: 0x30 ascq: 0x00
[4295652.546000] hda: error code: 0x70 sense_key: 0x02 asc: 0x30 ascq: 0x00
[4295654.601000] hda: error code: 0x70 sense_key: 0x02 asc: 0x30 ascq: 0x00
[4295654.612000] hda: error code: 0x70 sense_key: 0x02 asc: 0x30 ascq: 0x00
Thanks,
.Alejandro
Hi Alejandro,
On Sun, Mar 19, 2006 at 05:57:09PM -0600, Alejandro Bonilla wrote:
> Why am I getting hda errors when I don't even have a hda drive? Mine is sda.
> The syslog says is the kernel itself, no other application is causing this as
> I have stopped most services and still happen.
>
> dmesg
>
> [4295643.338000] ide: failed opcode was: 0xef
> [4295644.283000] hda: error code: 0x70 sense_key: 0x02 asc: 0x30 ascq: 0x00
> [4295644.295000] hda: error code: 0x70 sense_key: 0x02 asc: 0x30 ascq: 0x00
> [4295645.963000] hda: error code: 0x70 sense_key: 0x02 asc: 0x30 ascq: 0x00
> [4295645.966000] hda: drive_cmd: status=0x51 { DriveReady SeekComplete Error }
> [4295645.966000] hda: drive_cmd: error=0x04 { AbortedCommand }
> [4295645.966000] ide: failed opcode was: 0xec
> [4295646.000000] hda: error code: 0x70 sense_key: 0x02 asc: 0x30 ascq: 0x00
> [4295646.003000] hda: drive_cmd: status=0x51 { DriveReady SeekComplete Error }
> [4295646.003000 ] hda: drive_cmd: error=0x04 { AbortedCommand }
> [4295646.003000] ide: failed opcode was: 0xec
> [4295646.345000] hda: error code: 0x70 sense_key: 0x02 asc: 0x30 ascq: 0x00
> [4295646.357000] hda: error code: 0x70 sense_key: 0x02 asc: 0x30 ascq: 0x00
> [4295648.408000] hda: error code: 0x70 sense_key: 0x02 asc: 0x30 ascq: 0x00
> [4295648.421000] hda: error code: 0x70 sense_key: 0x02 asc: 0x30 ascq: 0x00
> [4295650.471000] hda: error code: 0x70 sense_key: 0x02 asc: 0x30 ascq: 0x00
> [4295650.483000] hda: error code: 0x70 sense_key: 0x02 asc: 0x30 ascq: 0x00
> [4295652.534000] hda: error code: 0x70 sense_key: 0x02 asc: 0x30 ascq: 0x00
> [4295652.546000] hda: error code: 0x70 sense_key: 0x02 asc: 0x30 ascq: 0x00
> [4295654.601000] hda: error code: 0x70 sense_key: 0x02 asc: 0x30 ascq: 0x00
> [4295654.612000] hda: error code: 0x70 sense_key: 0x02 asc: 0x30 ascq: 0x00
>
> Any idea?
Just an idea, but this looks to me like problems reading a CD - if you
use ide-cd and a normal parralel ATA / ATAPI CD-ROM drive, you might
have /dev/hda and a symlink pointing to that node as well. In this case,
you only care for e.g. /dev/cdrom, but in fact are using /dev/hda.
Regards,
Chris