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SubjectMO-Disk on PPC with 53C94 SCSI-chip

Andreas <toa@pop.agri.ch> writes -->:
Andreas> Hi,
Andreas>
Andreas> I have a LinuxPPC R5 system running on a PowerMac 7200 with the
Andreas> 2.2.12pre8 kernel.
Andreas> My problem is my MO-drive from HP see below for type and SCSI-Spec (it's
Andreas> not SCSI-2)

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Andreas> The MO is attached to the 53c94, the behavior on the AHA is the same.
Andreas> (as I tried last time)
Andreas> After logging in I inserted a medium and I tried to prepare a fs. It
Andreas> gave tons of errors on 53c94 which forced me to reboot due to SCSI-bus resetting.
Andreas> I used pdisk to try to format the media, this is what it complained:
Andreas> --
Andreas> 53c94: illegal cmd, intr=40 stat=83 seq=83 phase=1
Andreas> scsi1 channel 0: resetting for second half of retries.
Andreas> SCSI bus is being reset for host one channel 0.
Andreas> 53c94: illegal cmd, intr=40 stat=83 seq=83 phase=1
Andreas> SCSI disk error : host 1 channel 0 id 1 lun 0 return code 27070000
Andreas> scsidisk I/O error: dev 08:14, sector 2
Andreas> --repeating
Andreas> --
Andreas>
Andreas> This repeats and I have to do the reboot (hard way) becomming stable
Andreas> without the MO.

I have had a similar problem with a repeating SCSI error that didn't clear
until reboot. I'm running stock 2.2.10 (not vger) on a PowerCenter - also the
53c94. In my case, I tried to mount a blank CD on my panasonic cw-7502 cdr
drive.

I suspect we're seeing a slightly more generic problem in changeable media,
not just MO.

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