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[SOLVED] ATA Error Count and UDMA CRC Error count are at 4

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I have just noticed that 4 errors have been recorded in the smart history report.

They are recorded twice, once as an ATA Error Count and again as an UDMA CRC Error count

 

Are these errors significant at this stage? The disk is ~ 1 yr old.

 

Should I consider replacing the disk?

 

 

I am attaching a syslog and a smartctl report

 

syslog-2012-09-28.txt

smart.2012-09-28.txt

The last error occurred almost 3000 hours ago. This drive is fine unless there are additional symptoms.

The last error occurred almost 3000 hours ago. This drive is fine unless there are additional symptoms.

CRC errors are those detected in communicating with the disk over the SATA cable.    To fix those (if constantly occurring) you would need to replace the SATA cable, or re-seat it so it makes good contact,  or, as likely re-route it so it does not pick up noise from other nearby cables. 

 

CRC errors are not usually the disk itself, but noisy communications with it.  Have you neatly tie-wrapped all the SATA cables, if so, bad idea... looks great, but if not shielded cables, they can induce noise in one another. 

 

The solution is to not let them be bundled tightly with other cables.

 

Joe L.

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