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Occasional Core Dump with hot swap USB Thumb Drive
Hello Unix World,
I've been having this issue for the longest time. Here is my setup OS: SCO OpenServer 6.0 with mp4, mp3 Server: Dell PowerEdge 840, 800, 2900 USB Stick: Patriot 16GB High Speed, and many other different brands. Occasinaly while system is running and USB is pluged in the main console will start looping the following ... Disk Drive: HA4 TC0 LU0 - I/O ERROR 0x4DD13002 HCI Driver and if unpluged and pluged back in the system will dump core. Anyone else experience the same problem or maybe know a fix for it? Please post here. Thank you |
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