On Dienstag, 22. Juni 2010 Roel van Meer wrote:
> Jun 21 23:23:59 backup2 kernel: arcmsr6: abort device command of scsi
> id = 0 lun = 0 Jun 21 23:24:10 backup2 kernel: arcmsr6: ccb
> ='0xffff8800cb88ad40'????????????????????????????? isr got aborted
This does not sound like a simple failed disk. We also use Areca RAID
controllers, they are great, and a failed disk does *never* influence
the running system - that's what you have the RAID controller for, after
all. You only receive an e-mail from the controller about the disabled
disk.
The "isr got aborted" sounds like a driver problem, please report that
log snipped to areca support so they can help you (I'd be interested in
the results too - please tell me per PM once you know). The address is
support@xxxxxxxxxxxx, and they tend to answer quickly and good.
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