site_archiver@lists.apple.com Delivered-To: darwin-dev@lists.apple.com Thanks Chris, How should this be interpreted? The disk was being read sector by sector and hit this error. It seems to be consistent at or around the same area. This error wasn't translated into an general kIOReturnIOError so I'm concerned that it should not be treated that way. In simpler terms, is this a bad sector or could something be wrong with the disk (or the controller?), I'm trying to determine if we should stop processing sectors based on this error or continue processing sectors on the disk. For example with a kIOReturnIOError, we continue processing sectors assuming it's probably a bad sector. Thanks, ...Duane --- At Tue, 9 Sep 2008 18:28:29 -0700, Chris Sarcone wrote:

Duane --

It indicates there was a device error (e.g. the ERR bit was set in the SATA FIS).

-- Chris

On Sep 9, 2008, at 6:14 PM, Duane Murphy wrote: What is error 0xe0030005?

I decoded this with mach/error.h and it is an iokit error in the ahci family, error code 5.

So what is error code 5 for the ahci family?

(I've been digging in the open source files, but can't find any ahci drivers.)

Thanks,

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