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Subject: ioctl(_IOR,'t',19,44) messages
From: Justin McKillican <email@hidden>
Date: Mon, 31 Mar 2008 01:15:06 -0400

I'm getting the following in my console and I'm wondering if someone could help me or point me to the proper list if this isn't the right one:

3/30/08 10:54:55 PM kernel disk0s2: ioctl(_IOR,'t',19,44) is unsupported. 3/30/08 10:54:55 PM kernel disk0s2: ioctl(_IOR,'t',19,44) is unsupported. 3/30/08 10:56:22 PM kernel disk0s2: ioctl(_IOR,'t',19,44) is unsupported. 3/30/08 10:56:22 PM kernel disk0s2: ioctl(_IOR,'t',19,44) is unsupported.

I'm trying to determine if this means some sort of hardware failure or driver failure.

System is:
10.5.2 (x86), Mac Pro, SATA drive on disk0.


thanks,
-justin
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