Superblock errors after 2 new installs
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I have a 2 yr old Samsung SSD 850 Pro 128GB drive. With a fresh format, I installed Xenial on it a couple of months ago.
Once in a while I would get I/O errors with bad super block. So, I copied over my home dir with cp -a to a back up. Then I reformatted the drive and re-installed Xenial. Then I copied over my home dir files to my new home.
About a week after the second install, I got I/O errors again with a bad superblock.
I ran smart tools on my SSD and everything looked good. I also ran memtest to make sure my memory was good(for like 12 hours), and everything passed.
Any ideas what is causing this file system corruption? Could my SSD be dieing even though it is only 2 years old and is a reputable Samsung brand?
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I have a 2 yr old Samsung SSD 850 Pro 128GB drive. With a fresh format, I installed Xenial on it a couple of months ago.
Once in a while I would get I/O errors with bad super block. So, I copied over my home dir with cp -a to a back up. Then I reformatted the drive and re-installed Xenial. Then I copied over my home dir files to my new home.
About a week after the second install, I got I/O errors again with a bad superblock.
I ran smart tools on my SSD and everything looked good. I also ran memtest to make sure my memory was good(for like 12 hours), and everything passed.
Any ideas what is causing this file system corruption? Could my SSD be dieing even though it is only 2 years old and is a reputable Samsung brand?
16.04 filesystem ssd hardware ext4
asked Nov 25 at 19:12
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I have a 2 yr old Samsung SSD 850 Pro 128GB drive. With a fresh format, I installed Xenial on it a couple of months ago.
Once in a while I would get I/O errors with bad super block. So, I copied over my home dir with cp -a to a back up. Then I reformatted the drive and re-installed Xenial. Then I copied over my home dir files to my new home.
About a week after the second install, I got I/O errors again with a bad superblock.
I ran smart tools on my SSD and everything looked good. I also ran memtest to make sure my memory was good(for like 12 hours), and everything passed.
Any ideas what is causing this file system corruption? Could my SSD be dieing even though it is only 2 years old and is a reputable Samsung brand?
16.04 filesystem ssd hardware ext4
asked Nov 25 at 19:12
dman
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I have a 2 yr old Samsung SSD 850 Pro 128GB drive. With a fresh format, I installed Xenial on it a couple of months ago.
Once in a while I would get I/O errors with bad super block. So, I copied over my home dir with cp -a to a back up. Then I reformatted the drive and re-installed Xenial. Then I copied over my home dir files to my new home.
About a week after the second install, I got I/O errors again with a bad superblock.
I ran smart tools on my SSD and everything looked good. I also ran memtest to make sure my memory was good(for like 12 hours), and everything passed.
Any ideas what is causing this file system corruption? Could my SSD be dieing even though it is only 2 years old and is a reputable Samsung brand?
16.04 filesystem ssd hardware ext4
16.04 filesystem ssd hardware ext4
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