hi,whenever I install CentOS,I just can use no more than 10 times on my computer. Then it says:Buffer I/O error......something like that.What 's the problem?
On 10/12/07, spasti chinabiue911@gmail.com wrote:
hi,whenever I install CentOS,I just can use no more than 10 times on my computer. Then it says:Buffer I/O error......something like that.What 's the problem?
This would seem to imply that you have hardware which is either going bad, or is not compatible with centos. What is the hard drive controller you're using? Have you tested the drives themselves to know if they're good?
On 10/12/07, Jim Perrin jperrin@gmail.com wrote:
On 10/12/07, spasti chinabiue911@gmail.com wrote:
hi,whenever I install CentOS,I just can use no more than 10 times on my computer. Then it says:Buffer I/O error......something like that.What 's the
problem?
This would seem to imply that you have hardware which is either going bad, or is not compatible with centos. What is the hard drive controller you're using? Have you tested the drives themselves to know if they're good?
Also run a good memory diagnostic - bad memory can cause all kinds of bizarre errors, including apparent disk errors.
mhr
512MB memory ,80G IDE HD. And i also run a WinXP on my computer,it prsents very good.
2007/10/13, Mark Hull-Richter mhullrich@gmail.com:
On 10/12/07, Jim Perrin jperrin@gmail.com wrote:
On 10/12/07, spasti chinabiue911@gmail.com wrote:
hi,whenever I install CentOS,I just can use no more than 10 times on my computer. Then it says:Buffer I/O error......something like that.What 's the
problem?
This would seem to imply that you have hardware which is either going bad, or is not compatible with centos. What is the hard drive controller you're using? Have you tested the drives themselves to know if they're good?
Also run a good memory diagnostic - bad memory can cause all kinds of bizarre errors, including apparent disk errors.
mhr
CentOS mailing list CentOS@centos.org http://lists.centos.org/mailman/listinfo/centos
spasti wrote:
512MB memory ,80G IDE HD. And i also run a WinXP on my computer,it prsents very good.
The fact that Windows works ok is no indication that the hardware is 100% in working order. It is just an indication that the hardware works in Windows with the particular workload you use there.
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