SCSI error on MVME5100

SCSI error on MVME5100

[ghannon]

I am running an MVME5100 board using a
2.4.11 kernel, and keep getting the following error with the
SCSI driver.
It will run for a while before the error occurs, but once it starts it just
keeps posting this error.

sym53c895a-0:0: ERROR (a0:0) (0-a0-0) (0/f) @ (script a14:c0040b5d).
sym53c895a-0: script cmd = 00000174
sym53c895a-0: regdump: da 10 c0 0f 47 00 00 0e 72 08 80 a8 80 00 08 08 00
e0 b7
03 0a 00 00 00.

Has anyone seen this before?

Also,  I tried building a 2.4.18-pre9 kernel, and I see that
CONFIG_MVME5100
is no longer in the source at all.  Did it get merged in at some point?

I can post more info if this is not enough to go on.

Thanks,
Gary Hannon
CSPI


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SCSI error on MVME5100

[ghannon]

I am running an MVME5100 board using a
2.4.11 kernel, and keep getting the following error with the
SCSI driver.
It will run for a while before the error occurs, but once it starts it just
keeps posting this error.

sym53c895a-0:0: ERROR (a0:0) (0-a0-0) (0/f) @ (script a14:c0040b5d).
sym53c895a-0: script cmd = 00000174
sym53c895a-0: regdump: da 10 c0 0f 47 00 00 0e 72 08 80 a8 80 00 08 08 00
 e0 b7 03 0a 00 00 00.

Has anyone seen this before?

Also,  I tried building a 2.4.18-pre9 kernel, and I see that
CONFIG_MVME5100
is no longer in the source at all.  Did it get merged in at some point?

I can post more info if this is not enough to go on.

Thanks,
Gary Hannon
CSPI


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RE: SCSI error on MVME5100

[ghannon]

> Can you tell me what you had to do to get the 2.4.11 to build for the
5100?
> Was it specifically called out in the .config file as a target? My HHL
> kernel has a lot of "special" files for the 5100 I didn't see in the
> standard distribution but now I'm wondering if this is an issue or not.

I've exmined the tree that I am working from and it has some files that are
not in the 2.4.11 distribution.
I imagine that my ex-coworker was able to get a patch or tarball from
somewhere.
They were not in the standard repository from what I can tell.

Thanks,
G. Hannon


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