Event ID: 35 Source: dmio

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Event ID: 35 Source: dmio

Source: dmio

Type: Warning

Description:
dmio: Disk Harddisk 1 block 32391 (mountpoint <drive letter>:); Uncorrectable read error

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See the link to "Veritas Support Document ID: 252111" if you are using VERITAS Volume Manager for Windows 2000.

See ME325615 and ME329075 for more detailed information about this event.
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John Enever
It my case, it appeared that the data drive (physically separated from system drive) was physically damaged, as even during POST the drive gave errors.
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Nils Quasthoff
This event comes with the Event ID 29, source dmio, type Information "dmio: Harddisk1 read error at block 1847543: status 0xc000000e". Mountpoint D: was a RAID-Level 5 with an IBM ServeRAID-Controler.
In the disk management from windows the disk has the status "Healthy (At risk)". Looks like an error at the disk, but the RAID-Controler says that the disks are fine. So I think it was a hardware error at the controller.
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Links: ME325615, ME329075, Veritas Support Document ID: 252111

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