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Top Forums UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users Disk I/O error 5 Post 302830443 by migurus on Monday 8th of July 2013 09:54:47 PM
Old 07-08-2013
I said this is a plain file with binary data in it, so the strings command is not meaningful.

Code:
 
$ file FNAME.dat
FNAME.dat:      data

What do you mean by
Quote:
file is corrupted
?

The binary content of the file is corrupted? Only application would be able to tell, as it know how to interpret the content, but I was getting I/O error 5 when doing plain old copy.

Anybody ever seen this on RAID SAN?

Sorry for repeating question, I really would love to understand when guest OS decides to throw disk I/O and the h/w manufacturer's tools show disk is good.
 

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DESCRIPTION

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