Same warnings fro me, palimpset report me 570 reallocated sectors on
samsung HM121HI (Dell XPS M1330)
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@vwingate: Tha Palimpsest warning is supposed. There is a objective
SMART param: Overall Health. This is a param of SMART data that say when
hard drive in in pre-fail state (for example my BIOS stop the boot if an
hd is in pre-fail state).
All disk suites read that parameter to say that the hard
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A coworker came to me reporting a similar problem. They have an older
computer with a newish Seagate Barracuda 160GB. Seagate disk tests I can
find suggest the drive is okay, but the smartctl reports show PRE-FAIL
and 61 reallocated sectors.
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Hello everybody!
I think i have the same bug. Just attach my Palimpsest screenshot.
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I have the same issue on a Dell Mini 10v.
Samsung HM160HI (160gig 5400rpm SATA 2.5 drive)
250 bad sectors in palimpsest
smartctl reports 0 issues
running a full test in HUTIL 2.1 (Samsung's low level tester) results in
No errors
OSX was running on it with no complaints for the last couple
@Daniele Napolitano: I don't understand, you say that SeaTools reads the
same data as Palimpsest (S.M.A.R.T. params) and does the same tests. But
if that's the case why doesn't SeaTools tell me my drive is failing too?
The drive manufacturer's software isn't showing any problems on my
drive, but
Getting same error on dell mini 9 with 4G stec pata vS020.1.0 SSD. This
is my second disk as Dell replaced first under warrenty due to false-
error message. This is a fresh install using UNR Karmic ext4. Error
says SMART status: DISK IS BEING USED OUTSIDE DESIGN PARAMETERS. The
error occurs
@p4man: I have a 120GB Maxtor (6Y120L0). Reallocated Sector Count
Threshold = 63, Value = 191 sectors, so palimpsest gives me the Disk
has many bad sectors warning each time I log in.
So I ran the manufacturer's diagnostic tool SeaTools for Windows in
Long DST mode which reads each sector, and no
Here is a screenshot of the SeaTools output
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Attached is the output of smartctl and screenshot. Dell XPS 1330 using
Samsung HM250JI.
an...@anant-laptop:~$ sudo smartctl -a /dev/sda6
[sudo] password for anant:
smartctl version 5.38 [i686-pc-linux-gnu] Copyright (C) 2002-8 Bruce Allen
Home page is http://smartmontools.sourceforge.net/
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Similar false positive on Dell Inspiron - Dual Boot - Disk Utility reported bad
sectors, neither chkdsk nor the Fujitsu disk utility found anything.
Disk Utility warns 1392181251 sectors waiting to be remapped under the
Current Pending Sector Count and advises backing up files and replacing
Thanks Daniele, I think you're right: in the last 12 hours I performed
long tests with smartctl on Linux and HDDScan on Windows and got the
exact same results. It's a real bummer though, I bought the drive 10
months ago...
Sorry for wasting your time guys.
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i too am having this problem on my acer travelmate 2303wlmi Intel
celeron 40gb Toshiba drive.
every time i boot up palimpsest informs me that i have bad sectors on
disk, the disk is failing and needs to be replaced but it still passes!
never had this under 9.04 but got it on my first boot of
@Eros and @vwingate: I think that your response isn't a false positive,
your reallocated sectors value is reasonably low. The long test check
all sectors exept reallocated and include the spare area.
SeaTools read the same datas of Palimpsest (S.M.A.R.T. params) and do
the *same* test, in fact
I really have several reallocated sectors in my disk, maybe due to a hit
or something. But the point is that the disk is working fine, I've have
no data loss, and the number of reallocated sectors is not increasing.
The bug is just the warning about inminent failure... I don't think
that the disk
Same problem on Dell XPS 1330 using Samsung HM250JI. Infact upgraded on
two different mahcines which are way older without any errors. Strange
that most of them who reported this problem are using Samgsung HD. Is
this something to do with this brand of HD ??
Anant
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In my experience I have one hard disk with 7 reallocated sectors and
work fine (obviously).
Another case is my friend's computer, Windows has stopped working and
after a analysis with Palimpsest Disk Utility (on Ubuntu 9.10 live) I've
read up to 250 reallocated damage sectors. So, no false
To everyone reporting this as a bug; while its clear there IS a bug
(negative relocated sector count, or ppl seeing 65500 relocated
sectors), its not clear to be if those people seeing credible values
(between 1-300 or so) are blaming this bug incorrectly or not. Please
run another smart
@P4man: Finally! Thanks for clarification.
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@p4man: thanks for the clarification. I'd love to help, but I'm not sure
how. As I said above I ran SeaTools for Windows' Long Generic Test and
it didn't report any problems (you can find the log file in my previous
post) while palimpsest reports 466 bad sectors (see attached
screenshot). I don't
@p4man: thanks for the clarification. I'd love to help, but I'm not sure
how. As I said above I ran SeaTools for Windows' Long Generic Test and
it didn't report any problems (you can find the log file in my previous
post) while palimpsest reports 466 bad sectors (see attached
screenshot). I don't
Same for me, brand new installation on a system with a specific
partition for home directory. Even i have amd64 i prefered to use the
386 version of 9.10. Never occured before and began right after the
installation.
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Hi, I can confirm this false positive too. I have a TOSHIBA MK2035GSS.
Hope the fix came soon!
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Yup, same problem here. Seagate 1500.11.
CHKDSK /R reports no problems. Nor does SeaTools.
Palimpsest reports 55 bad sectors.
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Hi, I also confirm this false positive. I have a HP G7000.
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same on my HP 6510b with Hiatchi drives
sk
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I too get this message in my new karmic installation.
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I have this issue as well; fresh install, 9.10 release, amd64, Dell
Inspiron 1521 dual booting with Windows 7. At first, I though this
message had something to do with Windows 7 (perhaps Win7 does crazy
things with disk partitions?). Glad to see it's actually -not-
Microsoft's fault this time.
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I have the same problem - ATA Maxtor 6Y16OPO 164 Gig drive
ID 5 - Normalised 110, Worst 100, Threshold 63, Value 1447 sectors
All other ID's no errors it makes bootup considerably slower than
under 9.04
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Same here on my fresh Karmic installation (x86_64), using a Seagate
Barracuda ST31500341AS. I also tried the 32 bit version of Karmic and
got the the same results.
I ran SeaTools for Windows' Long Generic test' to confirm that the drive
was OK and it passed the test (see attached log file) so I
I don't have enough hardware knowledge to say for sure that my Many bad
sectors is true, but I have been using the disk for a long time now,
without problem.
I saw this error message when using the Live CD also.
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Or maybe some OEMs are issuing refurbished hard drives inside their
brand new PCs. Wild.
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same error though got nothing with other tools in windows like HDDLife
and HDDHealth etc and I have been using it really good since Sep 2007.
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Same error in a DELL XPS M1330 with an ATA SAMSUNG HM400LI hard disk
drive.
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I have the same problem with a Hitachi disk, counting 458798 bad
sectors. Every other parameter is ok.
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I have this problem as well, which was quite alarming just after I'd
installed 9.10 on my laptop. It's a Dell Inspiron 1525n that I've had a
little over a year -- and Palimpsest counts 858 bad sectors. The
reallocated sectors count is 68295.
The drive is a ~120Gb Samsung HM121HI.
I highly doubt
I think that I'm also have a false positive with an Hitachi Travelstar disk on
a HP530 notebook, fresh Ubuntu 9.10. Palimsest warns about inminent failure,
even when current value of Reallocated_Sector_Ct (100) is way far form
threshold (005):
5 Reallocated_Sector_Ct 0x0033 100 100
Most people with six-digit reallocated sectors seems to be using Hiatchi
drives. Could be possible that raw value is not really the bad sector
count for these drives?
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I can confirm the false-positive issue on my Dell XPS M1530 with Samsung
HM250JI hard drive.
The Disk Utility warns me about 'bad sectors' all the time however testing it
using HDD manufacturer's diagnostic tools
(http://www.samsung.com/global/business/hdd/support/utilities/Support_HUTIL.html)
Confirm. I get a reallocated sector count of 65551 on my Hitachi
HTS541680J9SA00, very similar to the value 65543 reported by Tapas Bose.
Note 2**16 = 65536.
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I have no clue if there are bad sectors or not; All I know is the
machine is running fine, and previous versions of Ubuntu don't notify me
of bad sectors, for what that is worth. See attached screen shot for
hard drive model, etc.
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Hallo everybody. I think this is a bug. Palimpest and GSmartControl give
me report that I have bad sectors in my hard disk. Please see the
attachments.
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Hi guys, I have a 3 month old samsung ssd, which has 2179072
reallocated sectors (probably due to flash wear levelling on the drive
as I have 0 uncorrectable sector count and 0 Realocation count ). I
get yelled at every time I log into karmic that my drive is failing.
The reallocated sector
Would be a good option to let the user override certain reported values
until the value goes up the next time. Then one wouldn't be bugged by
Palimpsest on every boot but only if the disk degrades further.
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These 2 bugs are probably related:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=506254
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=498115
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palimpsest seems to check the raw value against the threshold for
reallocated sectors.
All other smart utilities seem to check the normalised value against the
threshold. This seems to be more logical, however the developer of palimpsest
seems to think the first behavior is correct as noted by
Looks like I have a false positive as well. Now Palimpsest is reporting
the correct raw value for the reallocated sector count, which in my
case is 3268608. However, I have two reasons for thinking that
Palimpsest is reporting the wrong conclusions from this wrong value.
First, it appears that a
I can confirm. Suffering from the same issue in 9.10 where Palimpsest is
saying my Hitachi HTS541680J9SA00 has many bad sectors. Reallocated
Sector Count. Pops it up every time I restart the computer.
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