RE: LSISAS1068 ioerr_cnt 0x1 on clean boot up

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I couldn't check with 1030 but with mptsas, with SATA drives with the patch sent by Eric, I am able to see the err_cnt not getting incremented to 1.

Can you please add some debug prints in the mptscsih_io_done before calling sc->scsi_done(sc); to print the command if the result is a non zero. Like the one below.

if(sc->result)
        scsi_print_command(sc);

And print the sensekey, ASC,ASCQ in mptscsih_copy_sense_data
        printk("SK %x ASC %x.. ASCQ %x\n ",sense_data[2], sense_data[12],sense_data[13]);

And send me the log offline, It should tell you which command is failing.

Thanks
Sathya


-----Original Message-----
From: Abhijit Paithankar [mailto:apaithan@xxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Tuesday, October 14, 2008 8:27 AM
To: Prakash, Sathya
Cc: Douglas Gilbert; linux-scsi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx; Moore, Eric
Subject: Re: LSISAS1068 ioerr_cnt 0x1 on clean boot up

* Prakash, Sathya (Sathya.Prakash@xxxxxxx) wrote:
> I found the reason for the non zero err_cnt for SATA drives attached to mptsas.
> It is due to the failure in sending mode sense request for page 0x19 from mptsas driver for SATA drives (which is not supported by MPTSAS controller).

I see the same problem with LSI53C1030 with SCSI disks attached. So it might not be a SATA-only problem.

Thanks!
Abhijit

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