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тАО08-10-2006 10:52 AM
тАО08-10-2006 10:52 AM
HI:
i get a error in syslog.log , some body can help me to know wich device send this error.
SCSI: Unexpected Disconnect -- lbolt: 51928391, dev: cd013000, io_id: 114a551
i get a error in syslog.log , some body can help me to know wich device send this error.
SCSI: Unexpected Disconnect -- lbolt: 51928391, dev: cd013000, io_id: 114a551
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тАО08-10-2006 11:02 AM
тАО08-10-2006 11:02 AM
Re: syslog messages
Check SCSI devices with IOSCAN
whether there is UNCLAMED devices
whether there is UNCLAMED devices
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тАО08-10-2006 11:03 AM
тАО08-10-2006 11:03 AM
Solution
The key is decoding the device: the first two hex digits (CD hex = 205 decimal) are the major device number. Do an lsdev and find what device corresponds to 205 (stape?). The next two hex digits (01) are the controler instance number, c1, the next hex digit (3) is the SCSI ID or target (t3), the next hex digit (0) indicate the LUN (d0) and the final hex digits are driver dependent. In any event,
You need to find the tape device (if stape = 205) that matches c1t3d0 so look for /dev/rmt/c1t3d0xxxx and that is your boy.
You need to find the tape device (if stape = 205) that matches c1t3d0 so look for /dev/rmt/c1t3d0xxxx and that is your boy.
If it ain't broke, I can fix that.
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тАО08-10-2006 11:04 AM
тАО08-10-2006 11:04 AM
Re: syslog messages
Hi Isaac,
Obviously it is a problem with a SCSI dev. I would suggest you use the ioscan command to find the device with a match dev: value.
If you don't know the class of the device I would suggest starting with "ioscan -fun" and look through the output. If you want to narrow it down a little most SCSI devices are either disk or controllers. you could try "ioscan -funC sctl" or "ioscan -funC disk".
Obviously it is a problem with a SCSI dev. I would suggest you use the ioscan command to find the device with a match dev: value.
If you don't know the class of the device I would suggest starting with "ioscan -fun" and look through the output. If you want to narrow it down a little most SCSI devices are either disk or controllers. you could try "ioscan -funC sctl" or "ioscan -funC disk".
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