I'm not sure if libata.force=noncq was a good idea. After some day I had some strange "clacking" noises from time to time, also crashes with filesystem error . With the clacking noises came kernel messages with "ata.. something, but I don't rember what it was exactly sorry.
I'm not sure if libata.force=noncq was a good idea. After some day I had some strange "clacking" noises from time to time, also crashes with filesystem error . With the clacking noises came kernel messages with "ata.. something, but I don't rember what it was exactly sorry.
So now I went back to using libata.noacpi=1