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1-12 Installing the ITI8000 Series CompactPCI Adapters
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1.6 Troubleshooting
The following are some potential error messages that may be preceded
by a warning message displayed by the operating system. In the
message descriptions below, the ITHPS<n> signifies that <n> can be
replaced by some number assigned to it by the operating system. That
value helps to identify the SCSI bus that is reporting the error.
ITHPS<n> This hardware not supported by this driver
The ITHPS driver has been told to control a 53C896
hardware, which is made by a manufacturer other than
LSI Logic. This adapter requires a special driver provided
by that manufacturer. Please contact the manufacturer for
assistance.
ITHPS<n> Failed to map device registers
The ITHPS driver was unable to access the hardware
registers necessary for operation. The operating system
did not properly configure the PCI device.
ITHPS<n> Hardware not properly enabled by system, cmd =
0xnnnn
The system has not properly enabled the configuration
resources that the ITHPS driver needs in order to use
this hardware. The cmd = 0xnnnn value needs to be
reported to technical support.
ITHPS<n> Ignored invalid scsi-initiator-id value = x
The
ithps.conf
file has an invalid scsi-initiator-id value
as displayed in the error message. The allowable values
are in the range 0 through 15.
ITHPS<n> Could not allocate memory to read configuration
data.
The ITHPS driver was unable to allocate memory
required to process the configuration data. This means
that the configuration was not properly determined. To fix
this, you need to manually configure the driver using the
ithps.conf
file.
ITHPS<n> Unable to make reset notification callbacks
The ITHPS driver was unable to notify the target device
driver of a SCSI bus reset. The target driver may start to
malfunction because of this.