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Table 4-6, Information Logs Continued, Problem, Solution, FAST WIDE SCSI

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Library Operation Retrieving Performance Information Table 4-6 Information Logs (Continued) Problem Solution DRIVE FW* D1 REVISION# Firmware revision of drive 1. D2 REVISION# Firmware revision of drive 2 (two drive library only). INTERFACE FW* BUS NUM = Press NEXT or PREV to display the interface bus number to select, then view: FAST WIDE SCSI Fast wide interface bus type. 8052 REV # Displays the SCSI interface processor 8052 firmware revision. 8052 CKSUM # Checksum of the 8052 code. COBRA REV # Revision of the cobra chip on the interface. HARD ERROR * Log entries are described after "RECOVERY ERROR" in this table. Log of unrecoverable errors and commands that did not successfully complete. Returns either "NO HARD ENTRIES" or "ENTRY #". (There may be multiple hard error numbers.) Press ENTER to view the log for the currently displayed error, or press NEXT to select the next error. SOFT ERROR * Log entries are described after "RECOVERY ERROR" in this table. Log of recovered errors and commands successfully completed. Returns either "NO SOFT ENTRIES" or "ENTRY #". (There may be multiple soft error numbers.) Press ENTER to view the log for the currently displayed error, or press NEXT to select the next error. RECOVERY ERROR * Log entries are described in the following rows. Log of errors during most recent move. Returns either "NO ENTRIES" or the number of recovery errors. Press ENTER to view the log for the currently displayed error, or press NEXT to select the next error. 4-28

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Library Operation
Retrieving Performance Information
DRIVE FW*
D1 REVISION#
Firmware revision of drive 1.
D2 REVISION#
Firmware revision of drive 2 (two drive
library only).
INTERFACE FW*
BUS NUM =
Press
NEXT
or
PREV
to display the interface
bus number to select, then view:
FAST WIDE SCSI
Fast wide interface
bus type.
8052 REV #
Displays the SCSI
interface processor 8052
firmware revision.
8052 CKSUM #
Checksum of the
8052 code.
COBRA REV #
Revision of the cobra
chip on the interface.
HARD ERROR *
Log entries are described after “RECOVERY
ERROR” in this table.
Log of unrecoverable errors and commands
that did not successfully complete. Returns
either “NO HARD ENTRIES” or “ENTRY #”.
(There may be multiple hard error numbers.)
Press
ENTER
to view the log for the currently
displayed error, or press
NEXT
to select the
next error.
SOFT ERROR *
Log entries are described after “RECOVERY
ERROR” in this table.
Log of recovered errors and commands
successfully completed. Returns either “NO
SOFT ENTRIES” or “ENTRY #”. (There may
be multiple soft error numbers.) Press
ENTER
to view the log for the currently displayed
error, or press
NEXT
to select the next error.
RECOVERY ERROR *
Log entries are described in the following rows.
Log of errors during most recent move.
Returns either “NO ENTRIES” or the number
of recovery errors. Press
ENTER
to view the
log for the currently displayed error, or press
NEXT
to select the next error.
Table 4-6
Information Logs (Continued)
Problem
Solution