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Ultra 10 Boot Problem : WARNING: /pci@1f,0/pci@1,1/ide@3 (ata0)

I have this message at boot :

What's that ?

Thanks

ar 30 16:59:18 eurodoc5 unix: WARNING: /<a href="mailto:pci@1f" target="_blank">pci@1f</a>,0/<a href="mailto:pci@1" target="_blank">pci@1</a>,1/<a href="mailto:ide@3" target="_blank">ide@3</a> (ata0):^M^M

Mar 30 16:59:18 eurodoc5 unix: timeout: abort request, target=0 lun=0

Mar 30 16:59:18 eurodoc5 unix: WARNING: /<a href="mailto:pci@1f" target="_blank">pci@1f</a>,0/<a href="mailto:pci@1" target="_blank">pci@1</a>,1/<a href="mailto:ide@3" target="_blank">ide@3</a> (ata0):

Mar 30 16:59:18 eurodoc5 unix: timeout: abort device, target=0 lun=0

Mar 30 16:59:18 eurodoc5 unix: WARNING: /<a href="mailto:pci@1f" target="_blank">pci@1f</a>,0/<a href="mailto:pci@1" target="_blank">pci@1</a>,1/<a href="mailto:ide@3" target="_blank">ide@3</a> (ata0):

Mar 30 16:59:18 eurodoc5 unix: timeout: reset target, target=0 lun=0

Mar 30 16:59:18 eurodoc5 unix: WARNING: /<a href="mailto:pci@1f" target="_blank">pci@1f</a>,0/<a href="mailto:pci@1" target="_blank">pci@1</a>,1/<a href="mailto:ide@3" target="_blank">ide@3</a> (ata0):

Mar 30 16:59:18 eurodoc5 unix: timeout: reset bus, target=0 lun=0

Mar 30 16:59:19 eurodoc5 unix: WARNING: /<a href="mailto:pci@1f" target="_blank">pci@1f</a>,0/<a href="mailto:pci@1" target="_blank">pci@1</a>,1/<a href="mailto:ide@3" target="_blank">ide@3</a>/<a href="mailto:dad@0" target="_blank">dad@0</a>,0 (dad0):

Mar 30 16:59:19 eurodoc5 unix: ATA transport failed: reason 'reset': retrying command

Mar 30 16:59:19 eurodoc5 unix: WARNING: /<a href="mailto:pci@1f" target="_blank">pci@1f</a>,0/<a href="mailto:pci@1" target="_blank">pci@1</a>,1/<a href="mailto:ide@3" target="_blank">ide@3</a>/<a href="mailto:dad@0" target="_blank">dad@0</a>,0 (dad0):

Mar 30 16:59:19 eurodoc5 unix: ATA transport failed: reason 'timeout': retrying command

[2158 byte] By [stef] at [2007-11-25 23:05:43]

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# 1

Has your system been moved lately?

Have you removed any hardware.

your Ultra 10 seems to be complaining about a cdrom and a disk.

these are usually connected internally via the same cable.

I would reseat the cable and confirm you have 2 internal disks.

If you do not have 2 internal disks, confirm your cdrom is connected.

When you bring the system up, perform devfsadm -Cv (solaris 8).

rgds

AK

note:If you have any issues please confirm the number of disks in the system, any recent changes .

AK at 2007-7-5 17:57:05 >

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# 2

No change. ( One disk, one CDROM)But when I turn off it electrically and turn on, it's Ok but with always this message.I will check the cables ...NB: OS Solaris 2.6 HW 10/98Thanks

stef at 2007-7-5 17:57:05 >

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# 3

Stef,

The cdrom and the disk should be connected via 2 different ide cables.

On solaris 2.6.

cd /dev/dsk

ls -l

do you have more than 2 target entries.

e.g c0t0d0s*, c0t2d0s*

if so you are missing some devices that where originally installed.

#drvconfig

#devlinks

#disks

good luck

AK

AK at 2007-7-5 17:57:05 >

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# 4

I disconnected and connected cablesand I removed 2 kg of dustFor the moment, it operates correctlyThanks for all

stef at 2007-7-5 17:57:05 >

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# 5

Hi All,

I am having the same problem with Ultral 10 as yours.

Ultral 10 (1x9GB HDD,CDrom), internal hard disk & CDrom are connected to different cables, the problem just issued after i removed the Creator3D from the system but the system still has the default Video port.

Pls advice me if you have useful solution to fic it already.

Thanks

Solar.

solar_moon at 2007-7-5 17:57:05 >

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