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Dario_4
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Error on syslog

Hello admins,
what does means this error in syslog.log ?


Mar 7 12:01:41 MISRF01 vmunix: SRA[DPT,c0] (0/2/7/2.4) tgt 4 lun 0 bp 0x4c62f800 ioid 0x1006735 op 0x28 (Read (10)) error 0x70 (current) sense 0x2 (Not Ready) code 0x4 qual 0x2 (Logical Unit Not Ready, Initializing Command Required)
Mar 7 12:01:41 MISRF01 vmunix:
Mar 7 12:01:41 MISRF01 vmunix: SCSI: bp: 000000004c62f800
Mar 7 12:01:41 MISRF01 vmunix: dev: 1f014000
Mar 7 12:01:41 MISRF01 vmunix: cdb: 28 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 04 00
Mar 7 12:01:41 MISRF01 vmunix: residual: 800
Mar 7 12:01:41 MISRF01 vmunix: status: (02) Check Condition
Mar 7 12:01:41 MISRF01 vmunix: sense data: 70 00 02 00 00 00 00 0a 00 00 00 00 04 02 02 00
Mar 7 12:01:41 MISRF01 vmunix: 00 00
Mar 7 12:01:41 MISRF01 vmunix: sense key: (02) Not Ready
Mar 7 12:01:41 MISRF01 vmunix: additional sense code: (04)
Mar 7 12:01:41 MISRF01 vmunix: additional sense code qualifier: (02)
Mar 7 12:01:41 MISRF01 vmunix: SRA[DPT,c0] (0/2/7/2.4) tgt 4 lun 0 bp 0x9ecf9a8 ioid 0x1006736 op 0x28 (Read (10)) error 0x70 (current) sense 0x2 (Not Ready) code 0x4 qual 0x2 (Logical Unit Not Ready, Initializing Command Required)

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Craig Rants
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Re: Error on syslog

You have a disk problem,

run ioscan -funC disk and look for the device attached to hardware address 0/2/7/2.4.

Do you have some external array attached?

GL,
C
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Helen French
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Re: Error on syslog

Hi,

This describes a SCSI error. Make sure that your hardware is ok.

Apply the latest patches to the system.

HTH,
Shiju
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Dario_4
Frequent Advisor

Re: Error on syslog

No, I haven't.
melvyn burnard
Honored Contributor

Re: Error on syslog

There is a device out here not responding to a scsi command.
you will need to match the device up with the info in th elog:

look at awhat is connected to this path:
0/2/7/2.4
or what device is at :
dev: 1f014000
1f=31 <-major number, and this is normally a disk
0 1 4 0
simplest would be to do ioscan and check there.

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Dario_4
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Re: Error on syslog

Ok, thanks to all