I should also note that I'm using Nvidia drivers 180.13 with a GeForce 9800 GTX, or GTX 560 Ti (when the latter is working--in process of RMA). Some previous posters have mentioned a possible link to the video card and its drivers.
I'm currently doing a badblocks on my Linux drive, but in Disk Utility, there's something I thought I should mention, which I don't entirely understand:
Does this mean that no sectors currently in use are bad, but 200 have been reallocated; or that the 200 number is some kind of setting for when to worry, and there have been no such incidents? I don't know whether this could relate to this bug, but if it does, it would be good to know what I'm looking at.
I should also note that I'm using Nvidia drivers 180.13 with a GeForce 9800 GTX, or GTX 560 Ti (when the latter is working--in process of RMA). Some previous posters have mentioned a possible link to the video card and its drivers.
I'm currently doing a badblocks on my Linux drive, but in Disk Utility, there's something I thought I should mention, which I don't entirely understand:
5. Reallocation Sector Count: Good - Normalized: 200; Worst: 200; Threshold: 140; Value: 0 sectors.
Does this mean that no sectors currently in use are bad, but 200 have been reallocated; or that the 200 number is some kind of setting for when to worry, and there have been no such incidents? I don't know whether this could relate to this bug, but if it does, it would be good to know what I'm looking at.
Thanks, all, for your interest in this bug.