hda: lost interrupt

Hello,

on Debian I get really a lot of these messages:
hda: lost interrupt

Also my system suspends even for a several minutes.
Does it mean my hdd is going to crash?
If yes, is it hardware problem, or because of misuse of fsck or mkfs?

Regards,
Michal Ch.


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