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[Daniel Caçador]

Hi Friends somebody could confirm me if this is problem in controller SCSI? I think that he is.

[Bharat Katkar · Accepted solution]

Before suspecting the SCSI controller can you check for cabling issues or any loose connections. This may also cause SCSI reset problems.

Regards,

[Thayanidhi]

Hi,
Generally SCSI lbolt errors recover itself. check how often you get this. Replace cable/terminator. Also check timout out values (pvchange).

In your case c0t1 devide have some problem.
That is bus 0 (ioscan -fnC ext_bus) target 1.

could be bad device too.

Regds
TT

[Daniel Caçador]

which commands I can use to certify which problem of fact is occurring?

thanc's!

[Victor Fridyev]

Hi,

Run
#dmesg -
#ioscan -fnCdisk
#dmesg -
Usually ioscan cause such messages.
BTW, possible reasons for such messages are: termination, cables, duplicate SCSI ID, broken disks.

HTH

[Steven E. Protter]

Shalom Daniel,

lbolt erros caused by removing and replacing hot swap drives and hardware will go away after a system boot.

All other lbolt erros indicate a problem that must be dealt with.

It could be as simple as an unterminated scsi device. It could be cables, power or a device n the scsi chain malfunctioning.

ioscan | more

You should be able to match the ioscan output to the lbolt output and then figure out what he problem area is, if not isolate the exact device.

Since you are a new user, I will point out that we reward good answers in ITRC with point assignment. I do appreciate your thanks for my help in other threads, but forum ettiqute requests that you assign points, weighted for answers that helped you.

Please take the time to do so. I don't really need any, I already have myself a bunch.

Happy foruming.

SEP

[Steven E. Protter]

Shalom Daniel,

lbolt erros caused by removing and replacing hot swap drives and hardware will go away after a system boot.

All other lbolt erros indicate a problem that must be dealt with.

It could be as simple as an unterminated scsi device. It could be cables, power or a device n the scsi chain malfunctioning.

ioscan | more

You should be able to match the ioscan output to the lbolt output and then figure out what he problem area is, if not isolate the exact device.

Since you are a new user, I will point out that we reward good answers in ITRC with point assignment. I do appreciate your thanks for my help in other threads, but forum ettiqutte requests that you assign points, weighted for answers that helped you.

Please take the time to do so. I don't really need any, I already have myself a bunch.

Happy foruming.

SEP

[Daniel Caçador]

Thanks SEP. You and the other friends they had helped me very! Thank's to all.

[Daniel Caçador]

Thank'S to all!