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From: Pau Montero Pares <pau@imente.com>
Subject: Re: Drive Ready seek errors
Date: Fri, 04 Jun 2004 12:09:05 +0200
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Brandon Evans wrote:

>>     Could it be a power suply problem affecting several machines?
> 
> That's interesting because we recently had a power issue at our data 
> center.

	Can you verify if the hard disk armageddon happened just after this 
power issue?

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Pau Montero Pares


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