Le Lundi 8 Septembre 2003 17:18, Christian Schäfer a écrit :
> >> First, backup the data on hda. Then, try a different IDE cable. If that
> >> doesn't work, try putting a spare drive (if you have one) on that
> >> particular cable in place of the screwy one. If it still acts up then
> >> its the controller. If you plug the IDE cable directly into the
> >> motherboard, your motherboard is dying.
> >
> > I got a disk in hdb, same cable, same controller. Can I conclude the
> > cable and the controller are ok?
> > And what does 2xbeep means in BIOS? I searched in the error codes but
> > couldn't find it. (I've got an asus7v)
>
> a little while ago I encountered similar problems on an asus board.
> those were caused by faulty ram. in my case replacing the ram fixed
> things. strangly enough that the error encountered on the harddrive..

everything has been fine for almost three years now. I'll run to the next hd 
shop and try a new disk.
I've enabled auto.suspend for hd in bios. Could my HD be dead because it 
doesn't support to be constantly spinning on and off?

--  mathieu

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