Re: Sun QLogic SCSI HBA issues

Martin Husemann <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.os.netbsd.ports.sparc64
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Wed, Jan 09, 2019 at 07:03:11PM +0900, Christian Rodriguez wrote:
> The following values show up during detection of the SCSI HBA and drive:
> "*0x12000", "0x22000", "0x52000", "0x62000", "0x72000", and "0x82000"*.
> Then, after detection it starts spamming a ton of messages with values like
> *"0x952000", "0x992000", "0x9a2000", "0xa52000", *etc. It seems to just be
> incrementing upward.
> 
> Any idea what this could be about? I'm really curious.

This decodes into:

		type	seq	cmd
0x012000	1	1	0
0x022000	1	2	0
0x052000	1	5	0
0x062000	1	6	0
0x072000	1	7	0
0x082000	1	8	0

0x952000	1	0x95	0
0x992000	1	0x99	0
0x9a2000	1	0x9a	0
0xa52000	1	0xa5	0

where type = 1 means scsi initiator.

This means that in the list of open commands, the first command (all or your
values had cmd = 0) does not match the response from the device.

I have changed the error message to give better diagnostics. Could you
retry when the next autobuild is available?

Thanks,

Martin
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