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Subject: Re: Is this a failing HD?
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On Fri, 28 Feb 1997, David Kelly wrote:

> Sitting in the room I heard a HD spinning up and down and up. Noticed
> messages on the console. System seemed ok, so I tried "find / -name junk".
> Kernel panic 12 sometime after find moved over to a SCSI drive. Swap is on
> the problem drive.

I had this same exact problem occur sparatically with an old IDE 1.6Gig 
Maxtor drive.  It's since been replaced with SCSI equipment and I put it 
in a win95 box.  It's been running that win95 machine for quite a while 
now, no problems yet.