crc error
Hi
Last night I installed a cdrom in my linux PC. When I booted linux I got the following error: crc error system halted My configuration was as followed hda (linux) primary master hdb (cdrom) primary slave hdd (vat) secondary master (my mp3's) After I fiddled with the jumpers and IDE cables it booted normally again. Now I know in the IT industry there is a unwriten rule that states "If it ain't broke don't fix it!", but I am very curious person, (witch is part of why I use Linux). So I would really like to know what this "crc error is. Any Ideas??? FNC PS. I am running RH7.1 |
crc= "cyclical redundancy check"
Simple, basic answer: it's an error-checking scheme used to verify the integrity of data when that data is copied from one place to another. In other words, a comparison of the target file is done against the source file to see if they match. If they don't, there's a chance that corruption occurred during the file copy/transfer. If your connections/cabling/jumper configurations were dodgy, there's a good chance that information did not get from "point A" to "point B" intact, hence the CRC errors. |
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