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Bus fault when probe-scsi

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When I run a probe-scsi from the prom monitor, I always receive an infinitely repeating reply of bus fault. Can anyone tell me what this means, or how I may go about fixing it? Thanks.

Reply:

Hi Brandon, Try disconnecing all the devices connected to the scsi bus and do a probe then. If you still get a fault, it may be that the scsi controller is knacked. What sort of Sun is it? Regards, Paul

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Name: Mike
Date: January 31, 2002 at 01:36:18 Pacific

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This happens me all the time. seems to be the way it works if u ask me you can try SYNC but i dont think it will solve it. I usually reboot ctrl a then scsi-probe

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Name: Mark M
Date: February 5, 2002 at 10:24:38 Pacific

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You might want to try typing: reset from the prom prompt, then get back to the prompt and then do probe-scsi That should work.

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