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11-24-2004 01:08 AM
11-24-2004 01:08 AM
Ioscan
EMS event 40 (critical)
Adapter at hardware path 0/0/8/0/0: Unable to open previously open target
lbolt value: 710452849
nport ID = 0x620413
Probable cause/ Recommended action
An attempt to reopen a device which had been opened earlier has failed
So pl let me know how can I detect this adapter with ioscan.
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11-24-2004 01:12 AM
11-24-2004 01:12 AM
Re: Ioscan
Do
# ioscan -fnC ext_bus
Try identifying your adapter by looking at the H/w path displayed.
Regards,
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11-24-2004 01:14 AM
11-24-2004 01:14 AM
Re: Ioscan
The ioscan command above is good.
You can also use cstm mstm or X based xstm to excercize the card and make a final determination. If its totally absent, you have your answer.
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11-24-2004 01:15 AM
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Re: Ioscan
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11-24-2004 01:23 AM
11-24-2004 01:23 AM
Re: Ioscan
Do
ioscan -fnkH 0/0/8/0/0
and check if there are any devices with NO_HW tags. Looks like someone deleted/unzoned a device on this adapter. Where is this connected to?.
-Sri