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IRQ status == 0xffffffff, PCI fault or device removal?

drawde
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Tower kernel: sata_sil24: IRQ status == 0xffffffff, PCI fault or device removal? (Drive related)

 

i'm seeing a bunch of these messages coming in.. any idea what it means and/or what device it is referring to?

 

i don't see any other exceptions or errors coming in along with this, and the array itself is good and parity good as of 9 days ago (running another parity check now so far all clean).

syslog-2013-09-27.txt

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    I have multiple cards in there

     

    SATA2 Serial ATA II PCI-Express RAID Controller Card (Silicon Image SIL3132), RAID CARD ROSEWILL|RC-201 2SATA RTL or RAID CRAD SUPERMICRO AOC-SASLP-MV8

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    I think it's the Silicon Image SIL3132.

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    after a reboot it's been a few days and i have no longer been seeing this in the logs. i'll keep an eye out.

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    reboot seems to clear the issue for a while but it always comes back. i think this might be an issue with my usb drive because if all my drives are spun down, i access unmenu and i will see that in my log with the same timestamp. i'm thinking unmenu lives on my usb drive.

     

    any thoughts?

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