Re: Figureing out which device

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Looks like a major/minor number for device /dev/sda.....

Check your /dev/sd* entries.

Also "cat /proc/partitions" will show major/minor numbers. Then you can correlate that to a device.


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On Jun 15, 2006, at 10:56 AM, Richard Nairn wrote:

Hi,

I have a drive which is getting I/O errors. It is telling me that it is

dev 08:21.

How does this translate into which scsi device is having the problem?

Thanks


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