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From: Stan Hoeppner <stan@hardwarefreak.com>
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blacknred put forth on 12/7/2010 11:30 AM:
> 
> It's all xfs..... and didn't see any I/O errors as well...except that dmesg
> is flooded with similar traces to one i posted....

Out of the blue, one OP, with two Proliant servers having storage
problems, within hours of one another, the same day?

Long odds, that.

Did you walk a mile, flat footed, on deep shag carpet, while wearing a
wool sweater, in a room with zero humidity, then walk into the DC and
touch each of these servers, or something? ;)

-- 
Stan

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