From: Jeff Berliner (berlij01@mcgcrc1.med.nyu.edu)
Date: Fri Jun 14 2002 - 08:23:42 EDT
Managers:
Was greeted this morning with the following errors on a DS20E,
with an KZPCC-CE controller, and 4394 disk cage:
Jun 14 07:38:25 endeavor vmunix: i2o_logger: I2O_ERROR packet
Jun 14 07:38:25 endeavor vmunix: i2o_logger: ctlr 0 device 0
Jun 14 07:38:25 endeavor vmunix: i2o_bs_strategy_cmplt
Jun 14 07:38:25 endeavor vmunix: Error status from IOP
Jun 14 07:38:25 endeavor vmunix: Hard Error Detected
Jun 14 07:38:25 endeavor vmunix: Active RQST at time of error
Jun 14 07:38:25 endeavor vmunix: Active I2O Message at time of error
Jun 14 07:38:25 endeavor vmunix: Active I2O Reply at time of error
Jun 14 07:38:25 endeavor vmunix: Controller Softc at time of error
Jun 14 07:38:25 endeavor vmunix: i2o_logger: I2O_ERROR packet
Jun 14 07:38:25 endeavor vmunix: i2o_logger: ctlr 0 device 0
Jun 14 07:38:25 endeavor vmunix: i2o_bs_strategy_cmplt
Jun 14 07:38:25 endeavor vmunix: Error status from IOP
Jun 14 07:38:25 endeavor vmunix: Hard Error Detected
Jun 14 07:38:25 endeavor vmunix: Active RQST at time of error
Jun 14 07:38:25 endeavor vmunix: Active I2O Message at time of error
Jun 14 07:38:25 endeavor vmunix: Active I2O Reply at time of error
Jun 14 07:38:25 endeavor vmunix: Controller Softc at time of error
My question is this, are these errors indicating that the
controller has died? Or could this be an error in the cage itself? Or a
disk related? On the array itself, 9 of the 10 drives have the amber
"X" light lit, but I tend to doubt 9 drives died at once...
What a day!
- Jeff
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