Re: D1000 internal disk speeds

Casper H.S. *** wrote:
"slackware guy" <dgbrown1@xxxxxxx> writes:


I would agree to replace both cable and terminator and see if you still
have the issue (if possible replace the connector cable as well), but
if you still have the problem then you are left with 3 possibilities:
a) the host controller b) faulty disk(s) c) the D1000 backplane.


And make sure you tighten down the screws on terminators and connectors
really hard; just plugging in does not work. Screwing them down firmly is
required. (And there I was, thinking differential was somehow
better than that)

Casper
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I replaced the cables and terminator. I tightened the screws on all
connectors and I have not seen any warning/error messages for a few
days. I don't know what fixed it though, the cables or tightening of
all connectors. Just happy that it's working now.

Thanks for all the input.
-- prasad

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