Re: scrub implies failing drive - smartctl blissfully unaware

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On 11/21/2014 04:12 PM, Robert White wrote:
> Here's a bug from 2005 of someone having a problem with the ACPI
> IDE support...

That is not ACPI "emulation".  ACPI is not used to access the disk,
but rather it has hooks that give it a chance to diddle with the disk
to do things like configure it to lie about its maximum size, or issue
a security unlock during suspend/resume.

> People debating the merits of the ACPI IDE drivers in 2005.

No... that's not a debate at all; it is one guy asking if he should
use IDE or "ACPI" mode... someone who again meant AHCI and typed the
wrong acronym.

> Even when you "get me" for referencing windows, you're still 
> wrong...
> 
> How many times will you try get out of being hideously horribly
> wrong about ACPI supporting disk/storage IO? It is neither "recent"
> nor "rare".
> 
> How much egg does your face really need before you just see that
> your fantasy that it's "new" and uncommon is a delusional mistake?

Project much?

It seems I've proven just about everything I originally said you got
wrong now so hopefully we can be done.

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