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02-10-2003 09:05 AM
02-10-2003 09:05 AM
lbolt message ???
Feb 5 09:54:17 hostname vmunix: SCSI: Request Timeout; Abort -- lbolt: 8697923, dev: cd000040, io_id: 1cfcd
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02-10-2003 09:11 AM
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Re: lbolt message ???
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02-10-2003 09:33 AM
02-10-2003 09:33 AM
Re: lbolt message ???
This might be helpful:
http://forums.itrc.hp.com/cm/QuestionAnswer/1,,0x724a0fe6d0f7d61190050090279cd0f9,00.html
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02-10-2003 09:49 AM
02-10-2003 09:49 AM
Re: lbolt message ???
If you hot swapped something into the machine the lbolt will clear after boot.
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02-10-2003 09:49 AM
02-10-2003 09:49 AM
Re: lbolt message ???
The format of the device information is:
MMBBTLFF
where values are in hex:
MM=Major number
BB=Bus
T=Target
L=Lun
FF=Flags
Hence, the device is c0t0d0 with a minor number of 0xcd or decimal 205. If you look in the '/dev' directory, you will note that the major number of 205 should be a tape device.
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02-10-2003 09:56 AM
02-10-2003 09:56 AM
Re: lbolt message ???
dev-cd000040
do
printf "%d\n" 0xcd
this will give character code(this is most probably 205) ie tape device.
lsdev -c "output of printf command"
1 Check connections of tape drive, also check if you have connected anything other than tape device on the same bus.
Check for loose connections,connectors etc.
2 Check if you have up to date SCSI patches.
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02-10-2003 12:54 PM
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02-10-2003 01:01 PM
02-10-2003 01:01 PM
Re: lbolt message ???
First, everything is in hexadecimal digits. Second, the device's major number is coded as the first two digits, or here, "cd". To emphasize this, I represented it explicitly as "0xcd" which is 205 in decimal.
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