Serial-ATA DVD Burners

Does any body know if there are any serial-ata DVD burners for Mac?

They do make them:
http://www.hardwarecentral.com/hardwarecentral/news/article.php/3648236
but I'm just not sure how well they'd work on a mac. Not an approach I'd use myself. I prefer using the internal ATA bus for a pioneer S-Drive like the 103 thru 111 which are very compatible with most macs. I'd even recommend using an ext. FireWire S-Drive over the approach you may be considering.
Here's the one I made myself from a pioneer 110 and an an ADS Pyro FW enclosure. Works Great!
Very easy to install:
Hope this helps. If so, then please take the time to mark your question as "Answered." Good luck.
SDMacuser

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Why doesn't my serial ata dvd burner stay engaged?

I recently installed an internal dvd and it will not stay engaged.
Eventually as I am working in something unrelated to the dvd, the burner will put up a message telling me that I inserted a dvd and what speed i would like to burn at even though I didn't insert any dvd. this is followed by disengagement of the driver or a message code say the it is unsupported.
When I access my profile it shows only the super drive but not the newly installed dvd burner in the disk burning category however the new burner is listed in the seril-ata category.
when I restart it will reinstate the burner and i go through the same ordeal again.
Thank you for any advice.

Apart from the Energy Saver setting, the drive should work with OSX except for playing Blu-ray movies.
You can play Blu-ray movies with Mac Blu-ray Player
<http://www.macblurayplayer.com>
If you don't want to buy that, you can use MakeMKV
<http://www.makemkv.com/>
to copy the movie to the hard drive, then play it with VLC
<http://www.videolan.org>

Installation of the LG GGC-H20L serial ATA BlueRay/HD DVD drive

I have a quad PowerMac G5 one of the last ones before the intel Pro version, I would like to install the new LG BlueRay/HD DVD drive in place of the superdrive. Will this work, the new drive is serial ATA, is I can't tell what the superdrive connection is from the spec sheet so I guess I will have to dive into the case and take a look.
LG says it will work with as OS as long as I have a serial ATA connection I should be good to go, I won't be able to use Light scribe though.
Has anyone tried this any assistance will be much appreciated.
http://us.lge.com/products/model/detail/computer%20productsoptical%20drives_optical%20drivesGGC-H20L.jhtml

All drives in the very near future as in the next couple of months are going to all be Sata, Currently most drives I have tested Lite-On LG can work externally on any 5.25" box that has a USB 2.0 connection. Currently I have 3 running off a Mac Mini, no sweat. As for the MacTower Pro it has 2-4 additional Sata connectors on the mother board and a converter for the current power connector can be purchased at almost any PC shop. As for the G5 needing a Sata Card I recommend using FirmTek Seritek PCI-x cards that have internal and external 2-4 ports. They are relatively inexpensive and do not need any drivers. Ordering a H20L for my MacMini media center on Monday.

Second dvd shows in profile under serial-ata, second dvd shows in profile under serial-ata, second dvd shows in profile under serial-ata

But, in the profile under disk burning indicates no second cd/dvd/bluray installed in the secondary bay...restored by restarting... at times I will be instructed to shut down and re-start. The driver will eventually disengage and the profile indicates the hardware only in the serial-ata but, not in the disk burning.
PIONEER BD-RW   BDR-206D:
Model: PIONEER BD-RW   BDR-206D
Revision: 1.56
Native Command Queuing: No
Removable Media: Yes
Detachable Drive: No
BSD Name: disk3
Power Off: No
Async Notification: Yes
Partition Map Type: Unknown
S.M.A.R.T. status: Not Supported

Kool, thanks

Using two internal DVD burners in a PowerMac G4

Has anyone out there installed a second DVD burner in the bottom slot of their MDD G4? And if so, is it possible to burn a DVD via iDVD on "Drive 1", and while that's going, burn another DVD via Disk Utility (with a disc image) on "Drive 2"?
I'm looking for a way to burn DVDs, two different ones, one on each drive, and also the same DVD but using two different apps so that the time spent duplicating DVDs is cut in half.
(Hope that made sense!).
Of course, I know there are specific machines that do this, DVD replicators that you don't need to connect to a computer.
Or is it better to connect an external DVD burner drive, and then is it possible to do the aforementioned above?
I'd rather not have to get an external drive. I have a SuperDrive that functions, but resides in a G4 iMac that died, so it's just sitting around unused. And if that G4 iMac was working right now, I'd be using it to burn my other DVDs at the same time.
I guess you can see where this is going!! I used to have the capability by using two different machines, but since the second machine is (GASP!) acting like a Dell (broken), I'm a sitting duck.
[By the way, my bottom slot is home to an old PowerMac G3 CD-ROM drive that fit like a charm. I bought a CD-RW drive for it originally, and could not get it to fit-- it was shorter lengthwise than could reach the connectors --so I ended up putting that CD-RW drive in my PowerMac G3 and swapped drives].
Is it even possible to use two internal DVD burners in a PowerMac G4?
PowerMac G4 1.42 GHz DP Mac OS X (10.4.7) 2 GB RAM / ATI Radeon 9700 / USB 2.0 PCI / Serial ATA 133 PCI

If you have two hard drives in a G4 MDD you should be
able to run two burners at once as long as they are
not getting data from the same hard drive.
Both burners would then have to be set
Master. Option-Eject would then probably not work
for the second drive but there is a menu bar item
you can install for ejecting disks.
I kind of lost you there. As "experienced" as I am with Macs.
I have actually, 4 drives in my computer. ATA-66 is the original install, a Seagate 120 GB that I moved there after trying it out and finding no real speed issues (I don't have any benchmarks, but my proof comes from the work I do-- moderate video editing with iMovie and Motion... the apps reside on the 120 GB and my projects are in different places. I saw no difference in speed from when it was originally attached to the ATA 100 bus, to when it moved to the ATA-66).
On the ATA 100, I have a Seagate 300 GB drive.
On my PCI card bus, which has both ATA-133 and Serial ATA-150, I have a Maxtor 300 GB drive connected to the former (which is a 133 speed drive), and a Western Digital Raptor 74 GB connected to the latter (which is an SATA 150 speed drive).
Both are never used at the same time, by the way... at least, I don't remember. (Which reminds me, I better check that. I told myself I'd never do that, but lately, I've been swapping project files from one to another to organize space and all). Talking about the Raptor and Maxtor drives.
So what would I do then? My SuperDrive on top is a factory original install, and as I mentioned, the other SuperDrive I'd put on the bottom comes from a dead iMac G4, so it would also be an OEM drive. I just don't know if it's the same speed as my PowerMac's.
I do follow, however, what you mean by two drives. So for my iDVD project, I'd be burning it from iDVD, from wherever my media files are stored, in this case, the Maxtor 300 GB.
Are you saying that I'd be fine if I then took a disc image that resides on my Raptor drive, and make a DVD from Disk Utility?
What I'm not sure about is how to set it up. I wasn't aware, until now, that optical drives also had master settings. I knew hard drives did. (So in essence, duh, it would be logical for optical drives to have it).
When I put my CD-ROM drive from my PowerMac G3 into the lower slot, I didn't set anything. Though, since it's a read-only drive, it probably didn't matter.
But I'm sure it would with two DVD burners.
So what should I do there?
(Thank you for your help by the way. It is greatly appreciated!).

Connecting serial-Ata WITH data on it

Hi everyone
I'm trying to connect my serial-ata drives so i can retrieve the information i had on it when it was still in my ABIT NF2 motherboard. The bios and windows detects the harddrives but it can't find the data anymore. It tried to use the s-ata next to the southbridge and the SER1 + SER2, in both cases the system detect the harddrives, but not the information on it...
Plz help, Its critical I don't lose the data on the drives!
Thnx
excidium

Hi Excidium
Wheres your backup??
As long as you don't format the drive, you will be able to re install windows without losing the data - I presume you don't see the Windows installation either - you will only lose IE data, OE mails and settings, and Documents and settings, they are reset by installer. If you have used Express Assist or similar you will have lost nothing in IE or OE.
Once installed you should see your data on My Computer.
Otherwise, put the drive back into the original MOBO and back up to CD or DVD, or a spare HDD.
Best of luck
jocko

Linux and serial ata

Hey. I just got a msi kt4 ultra-bsr. I went to install mandrake 9 last night and i couldnt find a driver for my serial ata raid controller. If anyone knows if promise or msi are coming out with a driver plz link me =)

You need to figure out which drives you'll be transferring data between and avoid a setup where you're sharing a channel. If you've got a large mpeg file in a temp folder, create the new divx,avi or whatever on a different drive and on a different channel.
I'm not familiar with your editing patterns but I would suggest the following:
Move the IDE drive to IDE1(master). This will probably require a reinstall of Windows since the Promise SATA driver is no longer used.
Put the DVDRW on IDE2(master)
Put the DVDROM on IDE2(slave)
If you need to be able to copy from DVD to DVD "on the fly", you'll probably have to put the DVDRom on IDE1 but this may affect your hdd performance.
After above is up and running, attach and install the SATA drives to Serial3&4, enable the Promise in Bios "As Raid" and follow instructions as per the Raid Guide.
Hopefully, this should give you the best use of data bandwidth. Be sure to keep everything defragged regularly.

[Athlon64] Serial ATA Drive Not found Error on bootup ATI Radeon RS480M2-IL

MSI "RS480M2-IL" ATI Radeon XPRESS 200 Chipset Motherboard For AMD Socket 939
I have just built an Athlon 64 system using the motherboard stated above. When I boot the system up, I get an error message stating that the system can not boot up from the CD 95% of the time. I then use Ctrl-Alt-Del and the system boots up just fine. I have the BIOS set to search the hard disk first for boot up before looking at the CDROM and I still get this error. I believe it can not find the hard drive due to timing or what???
We did load the MS XP 64 bit operating system at first, but we found that there were ot enough drivers available. We then did a quick format and loaded the the MS XP Pro operating system after that. Everything works fine except for this error message we get 95% of the time on bootup. We are using a serial ATA 80 GB Western Digital Hard drive and a Lite-On dual layer DVD burner(IDE).
Power supply is a Macron
+5v=30A
+12v=15A
-5v=.5A
-12v=.8A
+3.3v=14A
+5vSB=3A

Hi,
until I was using BIOS 3.2, the system works very fine. After upgrading to BIOS 3.3, my system usually did not boot after cold restart (button) but then after warm restart (ctrl-alt-del) always started. It was not usable because I use scheduled starting of PC to record TV programs. Every cold restart SATA boot drive boot was not found but after warm restart everything OK. So I reflashed back bios 3.2 and the system works perfectly again.
Any one similar experience?
p.s. With 3.2 BIOS I am very satisfied with this motherboard and its stability. But not sure about future upgrading BIOS :-(

KT4 Ultra and new Serial ATA drive

Hi there
I've got a WinXP machine with a KT4 ultra, 2 regular IDE hard drives, a CD write and DVD (all working fine).
Yesterday I bought a Serial ATA DiamondMax Plus9 160Gb to use as a 3rd drive. I don't want it to use RAID, I just want it as an additional drive available to windows.
I fitted the drive last night, but when the BIOS runs through the drives at the start it didn't show up. I did however get the RAID utility come up on the screen, and by pressing Ctrl-F it allowed me to create a RAID array (which I didn't).
When I got into windows the drive couldn't be seen, running Maxblaster found a SCSI drive but thought it was 0 bytes capacity.
Can anyone tell me if what I want to do is even possible?
And if so, how do it do it?
Thanks in advance
Rich

Hi Sharp, thanks for the info.
I have the promise drivers installed, so there really shouldn't be a problem there.
Having scanned through a load of other messages on here, updating the BIOS has been recommended.
I was a bit wary of doing this as I have a history of messing up machines, what are other's experiences with upgrading the BIOS?
Thanks again
Rich

KT6 Delta-FIS2R Serial ATA Question

I have 2 maxtor 80gb serial ATA drives on order, should be here anyday now. Can't wait!!
Now with the KT6 Delta-FIS2R am i right in thinking it has 2 serial ata controller cards (via & promise?) each supporting 2 drives.
Which controller do you recommend i plug my drives into? I intend making a 160gb JBOD stripe set with the 2 disks. Is there much difference between the two?
With the via it appears you can make/delete the raid config thru the bios. Do you have to ctrl-? to get into the promise to do the same?
Apologies for my lack of understanding but i haven't really played with the MB much as i'm waiting for the drives to arrive.
Also, what is the recommended stripe size? the book says 64k, is this correct in practice? I will be making a 20gb system partition and the remaing 140gb for data and the pc will just be for general use (downloaded files, re-encoding dvds, maybe the odd game)
bios updates?
What is the recommended patch levels for the motherboard and both serial-ata controllers?
Many thanks for your time.
Zarch

Yup, seen the perf. figures... System does seem really fast, but when you're coming from a PIII with 5400rpm and 512k cache, anything is fast Got to remember benchmarks are just that and real performance lies somewhere between 0 and benchmarks...
For setup, I think I've seen mention that you should build the SATA array as the only HDD in the system as a first off otherwise the OS tries to install to the IDE drive. Haven't tried this, but just to let you know.
Also, you have to create the RAID array in the BIOS and also set the array to be a boot device in the BIOS. Without doing this the OS doesn't appear to install correctly (and you certainly won't be able to boot it!!).
I don't think there is any performance degredation to splitting the disk into two except if one of the partitions becomes full. When it gets full, it is much more difficult to defrag the drive (and seek time is what ruins disk performance). I've found that you need 20-30% free to be able to sensibly defrag drives (with large files on there). If you believe you'll only ever use 12-15GB for your system, then fire away - but bear in mind I've used that in the first 4 weeks with my system (without the video files...). Games can be a few hundreds of MB each so they soon mount up if you are not careful...
Just have fun and enjoy a really fast system and dont forget a separate backup HDD (or get another 2 SATA drives and run a RAID 0+1 off the Promise controller...) - and not one of the partitions!!
Andy

MSI K7N2 Delta ILSR and Serial ATA Drive

I've got a very strange problem....
Yesterday i have installed my new motherboard (MSI K7N2 Delta ILSR) but i have a problem with the SATA feature.
I've got two drives : one 40GB ATA (Western Digital) and one 160GB SATA also from Western Digital.
My SATA drive is recognized by the FastTrak BIOS (v2) but i'm unable to reinstall Windows XP Professional (with SP2 Slipstreamed) because Windows Setup didn't recognize the SATA disk. I have loaded the Promise Serial ATA Drivers at the begin of the installation (F6)...
I have also tried 2 different versions of the Promise SATA Drivers; the one that cames with my motherboard CD, and the most recent from the MSI website. But with both drivers the same result. How can i get my Serial ATA Harddisk get work with this motherboard?
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Computerfreakje.
PS : My specifications are the following:
MSI K7N2 Delta ILSR (Rev. 7.4)
AMD Athlon XP 2500+
2x 256MB Kingston PC3200 Dual Channel
ATI Radeon 9800 Pro 128mb (R360)
Western Digital 40GB ATA
Western Digital 160GB SATA

Thanks for your reply Richard,
My motherboard didn't came with a floppy (I have bought an bulk version..) I have created a SATA floppy by myself. (I have got the drivers from the motherboard cd..) These drivers are also good, right?
Which type of RAID Array should i create? Because i have only one SATA drive.....
I think the "auto" feature is the easiest way?
Thanks.
Computerfreakje.

Hello I have imac (27-inch mid 2011) 3.1ghz intel core i5 1tb serial ata hard drive, amd radeon hd 6970m my problem is imac works fine in safe mode,but when you try to startup normal it's connstantly restart by it self.

hello I have imac (27-inch mid 2011) 3.1ghz intel core i5 1tb serial ata hard drive, amd radeon hd 6970m
my problem is
imac works fine in safe mode,
but when you try to startup normal it's connstantly restart by it self.

in safe mode works perfectly,soon as I try to boot in normal mode it's keep restarting.on screen I don't see any line vertical or horizontal picture look normal on safe mode.but unable to start normal it just restarting over and over.I try another HDD but same things happen,I replace memory but still same.works ok in safe mode but not in normal mode.I will try to post system error report.

I use my iphone 5 to record home videos. I have an apple tv but dvd burners dont have a hdmi plug in. Any suggestions on how i can burn videos from iphone 5?

I use my iphone 5 to record home videos. I have an apple tv but dvd burners dont have a hdmi plug in. Any suggestions on how i can burn videos from iphone 5?
I had a av cord that plugged into the iPhone 3gs and iPad 2 but its not compatible with the 5 connector. Right now i have to email myself the videos in small segments and open and save on the iPad 2 to burn them. Is there an easier way to burn these from my iPhone 5 or through air play on apple tv?
Thanks

Connect the phone by USB to the computer, import with image capture, iPhoto or whatever application you use to import movies, drop it into iTunes.

Moving data from a dead G5 with serial ATA drives to a Mac Pro

I have a dead Power Mac dual 2.7 GHz G5. The red light on the edge of the mother board is on - and the machine does not start up. It has been dying slowly - the dual monitors turn off when I send an image to my printer.
It is under Apple Care - and today I purchased a Mac Pro quad 3.0 to replace it.
But - I need some files from the 2 drives in the dead dual 2.7 G5. They are 250GB Serial ATA; 7200 rpm drives.
From what I read here I cannot simply put the drives into the new Mac Pro.
So - I think that I need a firewire enclosure for the 250GB Serial ATA; 7200 rpm drives that will let me get out the data.
What is a good enclosure to do this - or is there another way? I can't send in the G5 for repair until I rescue the data from the drives and erase them.
Dual 2.7 G5, 2 intel iMacs, 1 MacBook, 1 Powerbook, 18 G4 Macs, 3 iPods Mac OS X (10.4.9) I teach Digital Photography clases - on Macs

You can install them - you just won't be able to boot
from them.
Don't move programs over - you should re-install them
instead.
That would be great. I don't need to boot from them - I just need to rescue some files.
Can I erase them from the Mac pro before I send the G5 off for service?

Error while scanning for Serial-ATA devices.

There was an error while scanning for Serial-ATA devices. I'm not sure how to trouble shoot this. I believe a secondary drive in bay 2 died.

I also have just began to hit this issue.
I have 4 2T enterprise class WD drives in a raid 1+0 (or was it 0+1) config.
Device Model: WDC WD2002FYPS-01U1B1
One disk (disk0 in bay 2) keeps disappearing. Completely. /dev/disk0 and /dev/rdisk0 vanish.
If I look at "about this mac" / "More Info" / "Serial-ATA" I get the "error while scanning ...".
If I reboot, the offending disc comes back and the raid volumes start rebuilding.
The SMART status is (reported to be) fine.
I use the 'smartmon' tools and look at the extended SMART status and the values of the counters all looks the same as the other drives. I can run an extended offline test, which takes forever to execute. disk 1 and 3 eventually finish with success (it writes this status into a SMART log area on the disc).
Disk 2 and 0 take longer. I image this is because 2 is being read to resilver 0. Currently, I am running with disk0 absent again, and disk 2s test did not complete. It claims it was aborted by the host, so I imagine the one on disk0 will claim the same after I reboot.
My system is under extended AppleCare until 16 Jan 2011, so if I can determine that this is a disc controller error, I can get it fixed. The drives have a 5 year warrantee, and are less than 1yr old, so they are covered. I just need to figure out what the issue is.
I will now reboot and recover disk0 and see if perhaps there is anything recorded in the SMART log.
There is nothing in kernel.log specific to disk0. I include the log extract here for posterity. The "speed" volume is not raid 0+1, just striped, which is why it gets aborted.
Dec 21 23:30:26 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAID::restartSet - restarting set "sys_2" (C398B450-28A3-4C1D-A6A8-5B617661789D).
Dec 21 23:30:26 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMirrorSet::rebuild complete for set "sys_2" (C398B450-28A3-4C1D-A6A8-5B617661789D).
Dec 22 04:17:22 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAID::restartSet - restarting set "usr_2" (4EA5DD68-D6D0-4CF3-A741-BFBC5ECE8A76).
Dec 22 04:17:22 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMirrorSet::rebuild complete for set "usr_2" (4EA5DD68-D6D0-4CF3-A741-BFBC5ECE8A76).
Dec 22 05:23:16 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002ca on 3C6E9EA4-831A-457A-8CA5-6E7E9CBEED25
Dec 22 05:23:30 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002ca on 9722C38E-DFF9-468F-8DE5-809432493168
Dec 22 05:23:44: --- last message repeated 1 time ---
Dec 22 05:23:44 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002ca on 3C6E9EA4-831A-457A-8CA5-6E7E9CBEED25
Dec 22 05:24:14: --- last message repeated 4 times ---
Dec 22 05:24:19 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002ca on 3C6E9EA4-831A-457A-8CA5-6E7E9CBEED25
Dec 22 05:24:56: --- last message repeated 2 times ---
Dec 22 05:24:56 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002ca on 3C6E9EA4-831A-457A-8CA5-6E7E9CBEED25
Dec 22 05:25:17: --- last message repeated 1 time ---
Dec 22 05:25:17 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002ca on 9722C38E-DFF9-468F-8DE5-809432493168
Dec 22 05:25:31: --- last message repeated 1 time ---
Dec 22 05:25:31 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002ca on EB932B0E-8476-480C-BBD4-53A9A77D9FEF
Dec 22 05:25:45: --- last message repeated 1 time ---
Dec 22 05:25:45 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002ca on 3C6E9EA4-831A-457A-8CA5-6E7E9CBEED25
Dec 22 05:26:15: --- last message repeated 2 times ---
Dec 22 05:26:21 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002ca on 3C6E9EA4-831A-457A-8CA5-6E7E9CBEED25
Dec 22 05:26:51: --- last message repeated 4 times ---
Dec 22 05:27:12 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002ca on 3C6E9EA4-831A-457A-8CA5-6E7E9CBEED25
Dec 22 05:27:33: --- last message repeated 1 time ---
Dec 22 05:27:26 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002ca on 9722C38E-DFF9-468F-8DE5-809432493168
Dec 22 05:27:40: --- last message repeated 1 time ---
Dec 22 05:27:40 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002ca on 3C6E9EA4-831A-457A-8CA5-6E7E9CBEED25
Dec 22 05:28:24: --- last message repeated 1 time ---
Dec 22 05:28:24 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002ca on 9722C38E-DFF9-468F-8DE5-809432493168
Dec 22 05:28:39: --- last message repeated 1 time ---
Dec 22 05:28:39 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002ca on 3C6E9EA4-831A-457A-8CA5-6E7E9CBEED25
Dec 22 05:29:14 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAID::completeRAIDRequest - error 0xe00002ca detected for set "usr_2" (4EA5DD68-D6D0-4CF3-A741-BFBC5ECE8A76), member 3C6E9EA4-831A-4
57A-8CA5-6E7E9CBEED25, set byte offset = 222462894080.
Dec 22 05:29:14 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAID::recover() member 3C6E9EA4-831A-457A-8CA5-6E7E9CBEED25 from set "usr_2" (4EA5DD68-D6D0-4CF3-A741-BFBC5ECE8A76) has been marked
offline.
Dec 22 05:29:14 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAID::restartSet - restarting set "usr_2" (4EA5DD68-D6D0-4CF3-A741-BFBC5ECE8A76).
Dec 22 05:32:38 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002ca on 9722C38E-DFF9-468F-8DE5-809432493168
Dec 22 05:33:22: --- last message repeated 1 time ---
Dec 22 05:33:22 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002ca on 9722C38E-DFF9-468F-8DE5-809432493168
Dec 22 05:34:06: --- last message repeated 1 time ---
Dec 22 05:34:06 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002ca on 9722C38E-DFF9-468F-8DE5-809432493168
Dec 22 05:34:53: --- last message repeated 1 time ---
Dec 22 05:34:53 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAID::completeRAIDRequest - error 0xe00002ca detected for set "sys_2" (C398B450-28A3-4C1D-A6A8-5B617661789D), member 9722C38E-DFF9-4
68F-8DE5-809432493168, set byte offset = 35194773504.
Dec 22 05:34:53 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAID::recover() member 9722C38E-DFF9-468F-8DE5-809432493168 from set "sys_2" (C398B450-28A3-4C1D-A6A8-5B617661789D) has been marked
offline.
Dec 22 05:34:53 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAID::restartSet - restarting set "sys_2" (C398B450-28A3-4C1D-A6A8-5B617661789D).
Dec 22 05:37:24 8way kernel[0]: AppleAHCIDiskQueueManager::setPowerState(0x13d64500, 2 -> 1) timed out after 100113 ms
Dec 22 05:37:44 8way kernel[0]: Failed to issue COM RESET successfully after 3 attempts. Failing...
Dec 22 05:37:44 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAIDMember::synchronizeCacheCallout: failed with e00002be on EB932B0E-8476-480C-BBD4-53A9A77D9FEF
Dec 22 05:37:44 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAID::recover() member EB932B0E-8476-480C-BBD4-53A9A77D9FEF from set "speed" (190EC75B-C702-4481-ABCF-8C5A0D54BBE0) has been marked
offline.
Dec 22 05:37:44 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAID::restartSet - restarting set "speed" (190EC75B-C702-4481-ABCF-8C5A0D54BBE0).
Dec 22 05:37:44 8way kernel[0]: disk4: media is not present.
Dec 22 05:37:59 8way kernel[0]: speed::terminate(kIOServiceSynchronous) timeout
Dec 22 05:37:59 8way kernel[0]: AppleRAID::completeRAIDRequest - underrun detected, expected = 0xa000, actual = 0x9e00, set = "speed" (190EC75B-C702-4481-ABCF-8C5A0D54BB
E0)
Dec 22 05:37:59 8way kernel[0]: disk4: data underrun.
Dec 22 05:37:59 8way kernel[0]: jnl: disk4: dojnlio: strategy err 0x5
Dec 22 05:37:59 8way kernel[0]: jnl: disk4: end_transaction: only wrote 0 of 40960 bytes to the journal!
Dec 22 05:37:59 8way kernel[0]: disk4: media is not present.
Dec 22 05:38:00 8way kernel[0]: jnl: disk4: close: journal 0x13f34e04, is invalid. aborting outstanding transactions

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