>> > > I would hurry to backup data from the disk before everything is
>> > > lost. It seems like a bad disk to me.
>> > >
>> > OH!!!!! Really?? You mean it is not a single partition problem but
>> > physical error of whole disk???
>>
>> I admit , I do not have any SCSI disks myself, but the SCSI errors are
>> very similar to the errors, I typically get, when I have bad CD's in
>> my SCSI cd drive. Perhaps some bad sectors?
>>
>> Anyway, my point is, that you get SCSI errors before reiserfs
>> reporting i/o error - and I see that as a bad disk...
>>
> Is there any tools for me to proof it??
> I have umount my partition using reiserfs and use the check disk
> program come from reiser to check but no error find. --
You could run badblocks - the most probably thing (I think) is bad blocks.
badblocks is non-destructive (unless you explicitly enable destructive read-
write mode).
Perhaps it could be an error on your SCSI-controller or driver (which does
not necessarily imply bad hardware)...
Rasmus
