SCSI error in /var/log/message

hi, everybody:
I find SCSI error in /var/log/message like:

Sep 21 06:17:22 TAS-CTC-05 kernel: SCSI error : <0 0 0 0> return code
= 0x8000002
Sep 21 06:17:22 TAS-CTC-05 kernel: Info fld=0x4000000 (nonstd),
Invalid sda: sense = 72 11
Sep 21 06:17:22 TAS-CTC-05 kernel: end_request: I/O error, dev sda,
sector 129668183

I cannot understand the meaning of theres lines.
With the same machine, if OS is Linux, it cannot work, but if OS is
Windows(Windows Server 2003), it can work(some files is demaged, but
the OS is working normally).

I don't kown why and how to resolve this problem.

berlinix wrote:
> hi, everybody:
> I find SCSI error in /var/log/message like:
>
> Sep 21 06:17:22 TAS-CTC-05 kernel: SCSI error : <0 0 0 0> return code
> = 0x8000002
> Sep 21 06:17:22 TAS-CTC-05 kernel: Info fld=0x4000000 (nonstd),
> Invalid sda: sense = 72 11
> Sep 21 06:17:22 TAS-CTC-05 kernel: end_request: I/O error, dev sda,
> sector 129668183
>
> I cannot understand the meaning of theres lines.

It means that the drive reported a read error at sector 129668183, i.e.
this sector is damaged and the drive found no way or recovering from
this error.

> With the same machine, if OS is Linux, it cannot work, but if OS is
> Windows(Windows Server 2003), it can work(some files is demaged, but
> the OS is working normally).
>
> I don't kown why and how to resolve this problem.

Resolution: Buy a new hard disk, copy as many files over you can get,
and put this drive into the trash - it is broken.

So long,
Thomas

On Oct 6, 8:15*pm, Thomas Richter <t...@math.tu-berlin.de> wrote:
> berlinix wrote:
> > hi, everybody:
> > * I find SCSI error in /var/log/message like:
>
> > Sep 21 06:17:22 TAS-CTC-05 kernel: SCSI error : <0 0 0 0> return code
> > = 0x8000002
> > Sep 21 06:17:22 TAS-CTC-05 kernel: Info fld=0x4000000 (nonstd),
> > Invalid sda: sense = 72 11
> > Sep 21 06:17:22 TAS-CTC-05 kernel: end_request: I/O error, dev sda,
> > sector 129668183
>
> > I cannot understand the meaning of theres lines.
>
> It means that the drive reported a read error at sector 129668183, i.e.
> this sector is damaged and the drive found no way or recovering from
> this error.
>
> > With the same machine, if OS is Linux, it cannot work, but if OS is
> > Windows(Windows Server 2003), it can work(some files is demaged, but
> > the OS is working normally).
>
> > I don't kown why and how to resolve this problem.
>
> Resolution: Buy a new hard disk, copy as many files over you can get,
> and put this drive into the trash - it is broken.
>
> So long,
> * * * * Thomas

Thank you for your resolution!

But as a Linux programmer, I want to know, the means of these output,
like
SCSI error : <0 0 0 0>
return code = 0x8000002
sense = 72 11

Can you help me? Thank you so much!