From: Don Weeks (dweeks@spatialwireless.com)
Date: Mon Dec 16 2002 - 13:25:32 EST
I am getting the following panic and am stuck on where to look for the
problem. The situation is that I have a compact PCI card installed on a
riser in an Ultra 30. The riser allows CPCI cards in a regular PCI Bus.
This card is a 66-Mhz card and I use the 66Mhz Bus. What I'd like to know
is what kind of things can I check on. Are there any parameters tucked away
in the Open boot or kernel areas that can either ignore or explain the
error. Are there any tools to probe a PCI Bus? I'd first like to know what
the "PCI primary error: Master Abort" is
and if there is a way to work around it. It says warning but Solaris 2.8
panics
anyway. Is there a way to mask the errors or at least find out why they
occur. The
card vendor is a German company and is hard to get any response from them.
Any help would be appreciated. BTW, I am running Solaris 2.8 and have up to
the current
(108528-17) kernel patch installed.
Thanks,
Don
WARNING: pcipsy-1: PCI fault log start:
bytemask=100
WARNING: pcipsy-1: PCI primary error (8):
Master Abort
WARNING: pcipsy-1: PCI secondary error (0):
WARNING: pcipsy-1: PBM AFAR 1ff.007bfff8:
WARNING: pcipsy1: PCI config space CSR=0x22a0<received-master-abort>
pcipsy-1: PCI fault log end.
panic[cpu0]/thread=71355e40: pcipsy-1: PCI bus 2 error(s)!
4002ff40 pcipsy:pbm_error_intr+140 (704bf410, 0, 70160d08, 3, 2, 704bf410)
%l0-7: 70087fc8 00004000 00000001 00000009 00000001 0000007d fd0ffb30
71332b90
4002ffa0 unix:current_thread+40 (0, 0, 7d, 1, 2eec94, 8)
%l0-7: 10006bdc 40323c80 0000000e 0000001e 00000000 00000000 71355e40
40323ce0
Don Weeks
Sr Systems Administrator
Spatial Wireless, Inc
1651 N Glennville Suite 216
Richardson, Texas 75081
972-437-6250 Ext 155
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