On Mon, 06 Jun 2005 20:12:35 +0300, Mr.Jason wrote:

>>> Hmm something wrong with my HD?

>> I'd say you suddenly began to see the light )

> And this means what? I cant believe something would be wrong with my HD
> because it's well tested and it has never failed before.

LOL! "It's never failed before"? So therefore it can't be failing now?
What kind of ignorant logic is that?

> It's also one of the reliable IBM deskstars.

Those are without a doubt the worst possible HD's ever made. No kidding.

> I'm very much sure its something in the settings.

Well, if you're so sure, fix the settings.

You are quite clearly one of the "Truly Clueless".

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Mr.Jason wrote:
> Hmm.. I keep getting a strange errors.
>
> Now I get BUS error. Everything seems pretty much working. But then
> occasionally the HD light stays on and when I try to access the disk it says
> "BUS ERROR" or "I/O Error"..
>
> Hmm something wrong with my HD?

This isn't necesarily indicative of a hard drive problem. It sounds,
from this and previous posts, like the motherboard you are using is
unstable. I would suggest that you ramp down the clock speed and see if
the troubles diminish or go away. Specifically the bus clock speed on
your MB.

Kurt.
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Mr.Jason wrote:

> You obviously try to get rid of me by your
> ugly sarcasm. Well think again! Coz it wont work!


Could you tell us what will?

Regards

Chu

Mr.Jason <jaakkochanREMOVETHIS@surfeu.fi> wrote:
> And this means what? I cant believe something would be wrong with my HD
> because it's well tested and it has never failed before.

<sarcasm>
I can't believe there's something wrong with the battery. It's never
failed before. No, there must be some other reason the flashlight won't
light up.
</sarcasm>

Dude, here's a nickel. Buy an f-ing clue. People have been telling you all
week you have a hardware problem.