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Windows 2003 x64, 3ware 8504LP, 4x200Gb in RAID5. I've seen the following in my event log:

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Mar 11 09:38  AenAddQ> Port 3: SECTOR REPAIR (0x23)
Mar 10 20:00  AenAddQ> Port 3: SECTOR REPAIR (0x23)
Mar 10 16:44  AenAddQ> Port 3: SECTOR REPAIR (0x23)
Mar 09 22:52  FwReset> 2 outstanding I/O's
Mar 09 22:52  The driver for device \Device\Scsi\3wDrv1001 detected a port timeout
              due to prolonged inactivity.
              All associated busses were reset in an effort to clear the condition.




Because this is closed source software, you'll have no idea what it really means unless they've documented it somewhere.

Or unless you pull the drive from Port3, connect it to a Linux box, and do "smartctl -a" on it to read the error logs.

This could be totally harmless (ECC report --> found/fixed a bit error, happens all of the time). Or potentially not so good (bad sector, got remapped when overwritten).

Cheers