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Hello,

Thanks for the answers.

>As Kris mentioned, this warning means that an I/O took too long,
>and it usually means you have a failing disk.

The problem is that the device is a SCSI 1 array, and the hardware is not
showing any damaged disk.

Thanks,

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Marco Pizzi.