Last time I had a "failing HD" like that it was due to inadequate power
supply. I added in a Maxtor that ECS failed on also, yet checked OK
with diagnostic software. Computer also ran real hot. Added 120 watts
more power with new power supply, all problems stopped, computer ran
much cooler.

Franklin

--- Alan Beagley  wrote:

> It seems that my 73GB Seagate SCSI drive (still in warranty) is
> dying, but
> 
> (a) the BIOS Verify utility says it is fine;
> 
> (b) dfSee detects multiple write errors on *some* partitions;
> 
> (c) under eCS some write operations fail on partitions that dfSee
> finds 
> to be error free.
> 
> Why the discrepancy?
> 
> -=-
> Alan
> 
> 
>  
> Yahoo! Groups Links
> 
> 
> 
> 



     
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