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On 15 oct. 2012, at 11:58, Peter Jeremy wrote:

> This _does_ sound more like hardware than software

I do agree with that.

> Have you tried replacing RAM & PSU?

I, too, was about to suggest a test or replacement of the PSU.

Also, I've had a (quite) similar problem years ago (no raid, no zfs, =
older freebsd=85) where HDD would detach or be lost by the system on a =
random basis. I search a long time of the software side, but it was =
cured by a firmware update on HDDs.

good luck with this issue.
Patrick=

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