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SCSI drive crashed on the kernel
Name: Truc Nguyen Date: June 16, 2006 at 07:17:41 Pacific OS: LynxOS CPU/Ram: 256
Comment:
Hi
My lab computer is loaded LynxOS, a version of Unix. The computer has an IDE hard disk and a SCSI hard disk. On SCSI controler, there are four 72 DAT SCSI tape drives.
/dev/sdmpta.0 is the device driver of SCSI hard drive. I encountered the problem that I could not access it. It was crashed on the kernel with the message below
Unknown error SCSI ID:0, block 0 Bad kernel memory access: in process 0 PC: 0xb80if730 fault:0x50
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