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Hi there I'm a little concerned that one of the SCSI drive is my Linux Server is playing up. It's an old 4Gb Conner drive that I snaffled from eBay. I usually access the drive from Windows via a Samba share. Fundamentally, it works as expected. I can read & write, scan etc. but transactions can sometimes be _very_ slow and on occassion crashes Windows Explorer. I've never (fingers crossed) actually lost any data The other 3 drive on the Server seem OK (ie. reasonably speedy etc.) Could read/write problems (retrys etc.) be slowing things up? Can anyone offer any guidance of what/where I should be looking and what tools can I run on the server (I'm running RH7.2 with Ext3) to check: Memory is OK Samba is OK The SCSI drive is OK If the drive is just old & slow, fine, I can live with that - I just need to know it's not getting ill and might keel over sometime soon. TIA Mart -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG Mail majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe list" in the message body to unsubscribe.