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Help: Hard drive error number #1-07
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I have a HP Pavilion DV6000 notebook. And several days ago I encountered an error seems occurred on the hard drive. I cannot boot up my Linux system and just I/O error at the black screen. Then I check the Hard drive test at BIOS, the test status returned "#1-07 Failed". I googled this word and it seems a SATA controller error. So could anyone tell me what's the meaning of such an error number? Thank you very much. Regards, Amy Lee |
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Help: Hard drive error number #1-07
Previously Amy Lee wrote:
Hello, I have a HP Pavilion DV6000 notebook. And several days ago I encountered an error seems occurred on the hard drive. I cannot boot up my Linux system and just I/O error at the black screen. Then I check the Hard drive test at BIOS, the test status returned "#1-07 Failed". I googled this word and it seems a SATA controller error. So could anyone tell me what's the meaning of such an error number? No idea. I would recommend removing the dribe and testing it as secondary drive in a different computer. Best get the SMART status and attributes. That is usually enough for a reasonable diagnosis. Arno |
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Help: Hard drive error number #1-07
On Wed, 14 Jan 2009 19:07:17 +0800, Amy Lee
wrote: Hello, I have a HP Pavilion DV6000 notebook. And several days ago I encountered an error seems occurred on the hard drive. I cannot boot up my Linux system and just I/O error at the black screen. Then I check the Hard drive test at BIOS, the test status returned "#1-07 Failed". I googled this word and it seems a SATA controller error. So could anyone tell me what's the meaning of such an error number? Thank you very much. Regards, Amy Lee From memory, I think my HP DV9000 had the same problem just over a year ago (Dec 2007). The original HP BIOS was defective--and it trashed the hard drive. HP eventually replaced mb and drive under an extended warranty (free--due to original defective BIOS). Your drive is probably garbage. Easy way to check is buy a new 2.5" HDD, put it in the computer, and install the OS. That is how I proved the original drive had failed on mine. I installed a new HDD and reinstalled the OS--and one of the new updates was a new flash BIOS for the mb. The original HDD was still unreadable, so they replaced it and the mb. |
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