On Thursday 20 May 2004 19:34, Kevin Brown wrote:
> What all do you have on the PCI bus? The error message is being created by
> a scsi driver, so could be a failing drive on the SCSI bus. Only real way
> to tell is to remove each PCI card one at a time until the error is no
> longer generated.
>
On the PCI bus resides: The sound.... no, that is ISA; the video; the modem; a
NIC card; and the SCSI controller. You know, I have no clue as to the age of
my SCSI drive. It is my dedicated swap drive. It is 20 G in size if that
gives any indication as to it's age.
Is there any other way to verify this then removing the drive?
scsi1: Some device on this bus is generating bad parity.
Ohhhhhhhhh. I get it. Then the ONLY device on that bus (the hard drive) is
creating the error.
scsi1: PCI parity checking has been disabled.
What does this mean?
> >SPT=*110* DPT=*1170*
>
> This is just iptables dropping some packet because it matched a rule to
> just dump it. By chaning the SPT part, makes it hard to help you figure
> out what set it off.
>
What did you mean by the above? How could I change the rule and should I
change it?
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