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Subject: Re: Intel SRCU3-1 RAID (I2O) and 2.4.5-ac18
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> Function: Media Unlock
> Error Code: Access Violation
> User Info: 00000000
> Disk Serial No is not set, just no data in the table field
> Timestamps are somewhat strange - three erroror logs one after
> another then about 3-4 minutes delay and again three messages

What that means in the intel log I dont know. Media unlock is a command we
issue when you unmount an array. It allows volume removal if the volume can
be removed or errors otherwise (an error we happily ignore in that case)