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From: lucio@proxima.alt.za
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Subject: [9fans] SCSI query
Date: Fri, 18 Jul 2003 15:11:38 +0200
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I have the following SCSI configuration:

	0: wide
	1: wide
	2: narrow

off of an 53C8xx controller with only a narrow connector.

For some reason, Plan 9 does not see the wide devices although
seemingly the controller does: I have formatted them, apparently
successfully.

This is the startup dialogue, having enabled KPRINT in

	/sys/src/9/pc/sd53c8xx.c

I presume one can ignore unrelated exchanged info, but I've included
everything worth disclosing.

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dev A0 port 1F0 config 0C5A capabilities 2F00 mwdma 0007 udma 203F
sd53c8xx: SYM53C875 rev. 0x04 intr=11 command=2000007
sd53c8xx: bios scntl3(55) stest2(00)
Boot devices: fd0
boot from: fd0!9huddle.gz
fd0!9huddle.gz
found 9huddle.gz
.gz..........................................................................................715688 => 635966+1012428+90616=1739010
entry: 80100020

Plan 9
cpu0: 750MHz AuthenticAMD AMD-Athlon (cpuid: AX 0x0631 DX 0x183F9FF)
ELCR: 1C20
i8253enable...#l0: i82557: 100Mbps port 0xC000 irq 10: 0002B33696C6
sd53c8xx: SYM53C875 rev. 0x04 intr=11 command=2000007
#U/usb0: uhci: port 0xA400 irq 10
#U/usb1: uhci: port 0xA800 irq 10
22566 free pages, 90264K bytes, 730264K swap
root is from (il, tcp, local)[local!#f/fd0disk]: il
il
ip...sd53c8xx: tpf=12 scf=1.0 xferp=4 mhz=20.000
sd53c8xx: tpf=15 scf=1.0 xferp=5 mhz=16.667
sd53c8xx: tpf=18 scf=1.5 xferp=4 mhz=13.889
sd53c8xx: tpf=23 scf=1.5 xferp=5 mhz=10.870
sd53c8xx: tpf=25 scf=2.0 xferp=4 mhz=10.000
sd53c8xx: tpf=31 scf=2.0 xferp=5 mhz=8.065
sd53c8xx: tpf=37 scf=3.0 xferp=4 mhz=6.757
sd53c8xx: tpf=43 scf=2.0 xferp=7 mhz=5.814
sd53c8xx: tpf=46 scf=3.0 xferp=5 mhz=5.435
sd53c8xx: tpf=50 scf=4.0 xferp=4 mhz=5.000
sd53c8xx: tpf=62 scf=4.0 xferp=5 mhz=4.033
sd53c8xx: tpf=74 scf=4.0 xferp=6 mhz=3.379
sd53c8xx: tpf=87 scf=4.0 xferp=7 mhz=2.874
sd53c8xx: tpf=100 scf=4.0 xferp=8 mhz=2.500
sd53c8xx: tpf=112 scf=4.0 xferp=9 mhz=2.233
sd53c8xx: tpf=125 scf=4.0 xferp=10 mhz=2.000
sd53c8xx: tpf=137 scf=4.0 xferp=11 mhz=1.825
sd53c8xx: bios scntl3(00) stest2(00)
sd53c8xx: 0: capabilities 32
sd53c8xx: 0: WDTN: initiating expo 1
sd53c8xx: 0: WDTN: response 1
sd53c8xx: 0: SDTN: initiating 12 16
sd53c8xx: 0: SDTN response 12 15
sd53c8xx: 0: SDTN: using 12 15
sd53c8xx: 1: capabilities 32
sd53c8xx: 1: WDTN: initiating expo 1
sd53c8xx: 1: WDTN: response 1
sd53c8xx: 1: SDTN: initiating 12 16
sd53c8xx: 1: SDTN response 12 15
sd53c8xx: 1: SDTN: using 12 15
sd53c8xx: 2: capabilities 1a
sd53c8xx: 2: WDTN: narrow
sd53c8xx: 2: SDTN: initiating 12 16
sd53c8xx: 2: SDTN response 12 15
sd53c8xx: 2: SDTN: using 12 15
sd53c8xx: 2: r flags 00010000 status 2 rlen 18
 F0 00 06 00 00 00 00 0A 00 00 00 00 29 00 00 00 00 00
can't read nvram: i/o error
authid: proxima
proxima
authdom: proxima.alt.za
proxima.alt.za
secstore key: xxx

password: xxx

can't write key to nvram: fd out of range or not open
version...time...
aux/timesync: opening clock.proxima.alt.za: 'clock.proxima.alt.za' directory entry not found


init: starting /bin/rc
meddle# lc /dev
lc /dev
bintime    consctl    hostowner  osversion  random     sysstat
caphash    cputime    kmesg      pgrpid     reboot     time
capuse     drivers    kprint     pid        swap       user
cons       hostdomain null       ppid       sysname    zero
meddle# bind -a '#S' /dev
bind -a '#S' /dev
meddle# lc /dev
lc /dev
bintime    consctl    hostowner  osversion  random     sdctl      sysstat
caphash    cputime    kmesg      pgrpid     reboot     sdstat     time
capuse     drivers    kprint     pid        sd02       swap       user
cons       hostdomain null       ppid       sdC0       sysname    zero
meddle# cat /dev/sd02/ctl
cat /dev/sd02/ctl
inquiry QUANTUM FIREBALL SE3.2S PJ0A11/12/97333801619441
geometry 6306048 512
part data 0 6306048
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Thanks to anyone who can suggest how to sort this out.  I note that
NetBSD reports parity errors when starting up on the same hardware,
so the problem may be local.

++L