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On 04/26/2010 08:11 AM, cornel panceac wrote:
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Aioanei wrote:<br>
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> PowerDevil is KDE-specific<br>
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I realize that I did not disable Power Devil. I checked and the setting
is only<br>
to disable screen powersaving.<br>
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I am not sure why the problem has not returned since I disabled screen<br>
powersaving, but so far, after the greater part of a day, all is fine.<br>
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maybe the drive realocated sectors.<br clear="all">
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If the disk reallocated sectors, as Cornel said, that is yet another
sign that the drive is failing. The higher the reallocated sector count
is, the<br>
greater the probability that the drive is dying. So again, expect
trouble.<br>
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