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Subject: Re: is this related to error of adaptec scsi drivers on 3.1-R?
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On Mon, 24 May 1999, Hendra Sentono wrote:

> Since I upgrade my sistem from 2.2.7-R to 3.1-R via sysinstall -- it is a
> Pentium 120MHz, 64MB RAM, with Adaptec aic7850 on board, de0 network card
> onboard, an IDE HDD (Quantum 6.4GB, and a NE2000 compatible/ed0 NIC --  my
> logfile keep giving me this message:
> 
> /kernel: ahc0: Data Parity Error Detected during address or write data
> phase

  It means that data is being corrupted somewhere between the controller
and your scsi device(s).

Tom



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