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Peter Young_4
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SCSI: Request Timeout

Hi There,

how can I check which device this message applies to?

SCSI: Request Timeout; Abort -- lbolt: 1057237999
, dev: e70a0000, io_id: a591aff



Pete
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Sivakumar TS
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Re: SCSI: Request Timeout


Dear Peter,

Folloe this for resolving the disk...

dev: 1f025000

In the above

1f ==> major, in decimanl 31.

lsdev | grep 31 ==> which will give you disk


&

250000 ==> minor

Do a

#ls -al /dev directory and match this minor number to get the disk device like c2t5d0.

With Regards,

Siva.
Nothing is Impossible !
john korterman
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Re: SCSI: Request Timeout

Hi,

you would normally look at only e70a00:

e7 hex is decimal 231, which specifies the device driver. Try:
# lsdev 231
for getting information about this

0a00 can be broken into three parts:
0a
0
0
used as c10t0d0

00 are flags that can be ignored in this context

regards,
John K.
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F Verschuren
Esteemed Contributor

Re: SCSI: Request Timeout

e7 equals 231

lsdev |grep 231 will give:
231 29 schgr autocha

So I think you have a probem whit the: SCSI interfaces for medium changer device ore magnetooptical autochanger surface device
more info see man autochanger
Peter Young_4
Advisor

Re: SCSI: Request Timeout

Thanks a lot guys.