Re: Possible faulty drive
From: Jeff Cameron (roktsci_at_comcast.net)
Date: 03/31/05
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Date: Wed, 30 Mar 2005 20:21:11 -0800
On 3/30/05 1:24 PM, in article
1112217947.26826.0@nnrp-t71-03.news.uk.clara.net, "issinoho"
<issinoho@gmail.com> wrote:
> Port Status x0000032C DEVCMDERR - device command error
> SCSI Command Opcode x12 Inquiry
> Command Data
> x00
> x00
> x00
> xFF
> x00
This section of the SCSI command indicates that the driver is requesting
what I believe to be device geometry information. Evidently it has already
determined that it is a non removable storage device. However the drive is
reporting that the inquiry code of FF000000 is not valid. What I don't know
is if FF000000 is or is not valid as a SCSI inquiry command.
This could either mean the drive is bad, which I think is unlikely, or the
firmware on the drive is not compatible with the driver, which is more
likely. But why? I don't know.
I'm also confused as to why the command is 5 bytes instead of 4. Most narrow
SCSI commands are two 16 bit words. Is this a narrow SCSI disk? What about
the SCSI bus. Is it narrow or wide?
Jeff Cameron
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