At 16:11 Uhr +0100 14.3.2001, Scott Boone wrote:
>> At 17:07 Uhr +0100 13.3.2001, Scott Boone wrote:
>>> 1. I was still getting the following errors. I'm going to be watching
>>>to see
>>> if they are more or less, in frequency. DOES ANYONE KNOW WHAT THESE ARE
>>> SAYING?
>>>>>>> I am getting this error VERY frequently (actually, I whole bunch of
>>>>>>>ones
>>>>>>> SIMILAR to it, I just grabbed this as an example):
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> sd0(esp0:0:0):  Check Condition on CDB: 0x0a 00 2c 10 10 00
>>>>>>>    SENSE KEY:  Recovered Error
>>>>>>>   INFO FIELD:  11292
>>>>>>> COMMAND INFO:  3604808 (0x370148)
>>>>>>>     ASC/ASCQ:  Peripheral Device Write Fault
>>>>>>>         SKSV:  Actual Retry Count: 1

[...]

>What I am most interested in is the Check Condition code, the info field,
>and the command info. What are the human readable equivalents? I'm figuring
>that somewhere in there is the block on the drive where the write took
>place, but I'm not sure where. I notice a lot of patterns in my logs, like
>90% of the Check Condition on CDB end with 10 00. But the numbers are not
>completely the same (there are SOME that are the same tho). That's why, if
>maybe that translates into something like a cylinder or a head or platter,
>it might be pointing to a solution.

UTSL?

[I am forwarding this to Allen Briggs, as he is most likely the most
knowledgable wrt. esp mac68k issues.]

Allen, can you shed a light on the issue?

	hauke

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