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06-03-2002 04:25 AM
06-03-2002 04:25 AM
Scanning the systems hardware...
Thanks for help
Frank
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06-03-2002 04:28 AM
06-03-2002 04:28 AM
Re: Scanning the systems hardware...
ioscan -fn > ioscan.all ??
See if this takes too long.
Just to narrow down if the the problem is scanning the hardware or simply something in SAM..
Rgrds,
Rita
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06-03-2002 04:36 AM
06-03-2002 04:36 AM
Re: Scanning the systems hardware...
This can happen if a device is failing to respond, try Rita's suggestion, also have a look at your EMS logs and /var/adm/syslog/syslog.log.
HTH
Paula
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06-03-2002 04:38 AM
06-03-2002 04:38 AM
Re: Scanning the systems hardware...
However, you probably have ioscans blocking further processing processing.
ioscan -fnk > /tmp/fnk
and see if any hardware is in a state of SCAN
If it is there are some ioscan processes that didn't complete. You can try either to wait for the ioscan to finish or kill it.
ioscan -fn will run another real ioscan whereas the -fnk option will be unobtrusive and give a kernel representation.
multiple ioscans -fn will cause problems.. so be careful when you run them, as other apps may also.
Good Luck,
Bill
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06-03-2002 04:50 AM
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06-03-2002 04:51 AM
06-03-2002 04:51 AM
Re: Scanning the systems hardware...
after i eject cdrom and tape ioscan works with no problems
Cherrs
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06-03-2002 06:01 AM
06-03-2002 06:01 AM
Re: Scanning the systems hardware...
I would suspect the CD rom first of causing this slow ioscan.
Was the CD mounted when you did an ioscan?
Paula