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07-30-2001 03:43 PM
07-30-2001 03:43 PM
problem installing 10.2
Long explanation, but I need to install hp-ux 10.2 on an hpg40. After about a minute after choosing to 'install hp-ux', I get the error:
"warning: could not clear boot block on disk /dev/rdsk/c0t6d0. no such device or address (errno. = 6)"
I've been told that this could be due to the way the jumpers are set on the boot drive. If this sounds right, can anyone tell me what the jumper settings should be, or if this isn't the case, point me in the right direction?
-Thanks a lot
"warning: could not clear boot block on disk /dev/rdsk/c0t6d0. no such device or address (errno. = 6)"
I've been told that this could be due to the way the jumpers are set on the boot drive. If this sounds right, can anyone tell me what the jumper settings should be, or if this isn't the case, point me in the right direction?
-Thanks a lot
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07-30-2001 07:24 PM
07-30-2001 07:24 PM
Re: problem installing 10.2
You can get the error message from /usr/include/sys/errno.h.
grep '6' /usr/include/sys/errno.h
errno 6 - no such device or address
1. Make sure the device has an appropriate device file in /dev.
2. Check the hardware, especially the cabling for the device.
3. Make sure the kernel has a device driver
for the device.
Here is the device path addresses, hope it is useful for you.
Backplane Slot Numbers|Device Path Address
(without Precision Bus adapter)|Device Path Address (with Precision Bus adapter)
1 4. Not useable
2 8. 8.0.
3 12. Not useable
4 16. 16.0.
5 20. Not useable
6 24. 24.0.
7 28. Not useable
8 32. 32.0.
9 36. Not useable
10 40. 40.0.
11 44. Not useable
12 48. 48.0.
13 Special slot. See table below
14 Special slot. See table below
Slot 13 and Slot 14 Path Addresses For Multifunction I/O Cards
Backplane Slot Number|Device Path Address|Path Name
13 (807s) 52. SCSI
14 (807s) 56.0 Console
14 (807s) 56.1 Remote Console
13 52. SCSI
13 53.0. Parallel Printer Port
14 56.0 Console
14 56.1 Remote Console
grep '6' /usr/include/sys/errno.h
errno 6 - no such device or address
1. Make sure the device has an appropriate device file in /dev.
2. Check the hardware, especially the cabling for the device.
3. Make sure the kernel has a device driver
for the device.
Here is the device path addresses, hope it is useful for you.
Backplane Slot Numbers|Device Path Address
(without Precision Bus adapter)|Device Path Address (with Precision Bus adapter)
1 4.
2 8.
3 12.
4 16.
5 20.
6 24.
7 28.
8 32.
9 36.
10 40.
11 44.
12 48.
13 Special slot. See table below
14 Special slot. See table below
Slot 13 and Slot 14 Path Addresses For Multifunction I/O Cards
Backplane Slot Number|Device Path Address|Path Name
13 (807s) 52.
14 (807s) 56.0 Console
14 (807s) 56.1 Remote Console
13 52.
13 53.0.
14 56.0 Console
14 56.1 Remote Console
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