On Friday 03 September 2004 12:38 am, Alan Dayley wrote:
> Just disabling swap does not take the swap drive out of the picture. You
> need to unplug the drive from your system. If the errors then go away, you
> know it was the something in the SCSI system that was causing the error.
> But, you still won't know for sure what was the culprit since
> disconnecting the drive will stop the SCSI host adapter from communicating
> with the drive. The SCSI host could still be the problem.
Well, I unplugged the scsi drive and:
bmike1@2[bmike1]$ dmesg
scsi1: PCI error Interrupt at seqaddr = 0x7
scsi1: Data Parity Error Detected during address or write data phase
bmike1@2[bmike1]$
So the way it looks to me is that the scsi card (is that the adapter) reports
this error since it says:
scsi1: Some device on this bus is generating bad parity.
scsi1: This is an error *observed by*, not *generated by*, this
controller.
scsi1: PCI parity checking has been disabled.
scsi1: WARNING WARNING WARNING
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<:-)Mike(-:>
ps~ my kernel is 2.4.22
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