Data Error Detection Criteria; Table 4.15 Id And Data Error Detection Criteria And Error Processing - Fujitsu MCM3064AP Product Manual

4.4.4 Data error detection criteria

Table 4.15 lists the ID and data error detection criteria for data access commands
and for error processing.
Table 4.15 ID and data error detection criteria and error processing details
Command
FORMAT UNIT
WRITE(10)
WRITE(12)
WRITE AND
VERIFY ERASE
READ(10)
READ(12)
WRITE LONG
READ LONG
VERIFY
C156-E227-01EN
ID read error
128/230 MB media: 3
read errors in 3 sectors
540/640 MB or 1.3 GB
media: 2 read errors in
2 sectors
128/230 MB media: 3
read errors in 3 sectors
540/640 MB or 1.3 GB
media: 2 read errors in
2 sectors
Free of errors (If all
IDs could not be read,
repositioning
processing is
generated.)
128/230 MB media: 3
read errors in 3 sectors
540/640 MB or 1.3 GB
media: 2 read errors in
2 sectors
Free of errors (if all
IDs could not be read,
they are read using an
offset from the
preceding or
succeeding sector;
therefore, repositioning
processing is
generated.)
128/230 MB media: 3
read errors in 3 sectors
540/640 MB or 1.3 GB
media: 2 read errors in
2 sectors
Data error
4 or more bytes per Defective sectors are
interleave registered in PDL (Primary
Defect List). When there are
a large number of detective
sectors, the sectors are also
registered in SDL (Secondary
Defect List).
5 or more bytes per Defective sectors are
interleave registered in SDL.
(Inapplicable to the
ERASE command.)
9 or more bytes per Responds with Check
interleave Condition.
Sense Key indicates Medium
Error.
No check Responds with Check
Condition.
Sense Key indicates Medium
Error.
No check Responds with Check
Condition.
Sense Key indicates Medium
Error.
9 or more bytes per Responds with Check
interleave Condition.
Sense Key indicates Medium
Error.
4.4 Various Processes
Error processing details
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