Something bothering me........

[Framiga]

@CU_AMiGA

backup soon your boot partition.

Then double check your EIDE flat cable and . . .reformat (QUICK) the partition.

Sometimes these checksum errors, occours with a wrong MaxTransfer value also.

Ciao

[Framiga]

@ xeron

but please . . .i wasn't speaking about a wrong insertion of the cable but a failure or a bad contacts of the flat cable!!! eh!!

With those kind of random checksum errors, the flat cable is one of the first thing to check (the integrity)

Ciao

[Framiga]

CU_AMIGA wrote:

How would i definately know this and how would i go about this?


if the flat cable is old, replace it :-) (the cheaper and safest way)

Anyway, if you want to do a good job, backup your SYS: partition and reformat (why not in SFS).

Good luck :-)