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Subject: Re: [9fans] Inil30+ spurious debug messages
From: Sape Mullender <sape@plan9.bell-labs.com>
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Date: Fri,  3 May 2002 10:25:34 -0400
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>> > To my suprise, I see debug messages appear on the screen of the laptop,
>> > once every lots-of-minutes - (one per hour or so?)
>> > (toshiba tecra 8000, neomagic video card, orinoco card)
>> > Those messages also appeared on 3e;
>>
>> What are the messages?
>
> Inil30+
>
> and then a second one, giving Inil30+Inil30+
>
> Rebooted the machine some time ago, and now there is a Inil20+
>
> In general, it seems that when the messages appear, the machine has
> been idle for quite a long while -- don't know whether that matters.

The messages are printed when an ATA drive generates
an unexpected interrupt.  It could be that the drive is
spinning down or up.  You can comment it out; the
circumstances under which the messages are printed
are benign.

	Sape