Unloadvol command hangs
The lsvol command shows that there is a tape mounted in drive1 When I issue unloadvol command to unload the tape, the command hangs.
2009/11/18.12:59:33 ***1 wst__exec: rval=-1, status.code/resid/checks=0x2000811d/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:34 ***1 wst__exec: op=8 (rewind), buf=0x0, count=0 (0x0), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:34 ioctl_op=0x3, to=1800, datalen=0x0, buf=0x0, cdb: 01 00 00 00 00 00 rewind
2009/11/18.12:59:34 ***1 wst__exec: op=2 (sense), buf=0x54e3a8, count=24 (0x18), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:34 ioctl_op=0x5, to=30, datalen=0x18, buf=0x54e3a8, cdb: 03 00 00 00 18 00 sense, cnt=24
2009/11/18.12:59:34 ***1 wst__exec: rval=0, status.code/resid/checks=0x0/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:34 ***1 wst__get_sense(int) cmd = 1, sense data:
2009/11/18.12:59:34 70 00 02 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 00 3A 04 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
ec=0, sk=not ready, asc=3A, ascq=4
error is: device is coming ready (OB scsi device driver)
flags: (none)
2009/11/18.12:59:34 ***1 wst__exec: rval=-1, status.code/resid/checks=0x2000811d/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:35 ***1 wst__exec: op=8 (rewind), buf=0x0, count=0 (0x0), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:35 ioctl_op=0x3, to=1800, datalen=0x0, buf=0x0, cdb: 01 00 00 00 00 00 rewind
2009/11/18.12:59:35 ***1 wst__exec: op=2 (sense), buf=0x54e3a8, count=24 (0x18), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:35 ioctl_op=0x5, to=30, datalen=0x18, buf=0x54e3a8, cdb: 03 00 00 00 18 00 sense, cnt=24
2009/11/18.12:59:35 ***1 wst__exec: rval=0, status.code/resid/checks=0x0/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:35 ***1 wst__get_sense(int) cmd = 1, sense data:
2009/11/18.12:59:35 70 00 02 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 00 3A 04 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
ec=0, sk=not ready, asc=3A, ascq=4
error is: device is coming ready (OB scsi device driver)
flags: (none)
2009/11/18.12:59:35 ***1 wst__exec: rval=-1, status.code/resid/checks=0x2000811d/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:36 ***1 wst__exec: op=8 (rewind), buf=0x0, count=0 (0x0), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:36 ioctl_op=0x3, to=1800, datalen=0x0, buf=0x0, cdb: 01 00 00 00 00 00 rewind
2009/11/18.12:59:36 ***1 wst__exec: op=2 (sense), buf=0x54e3a8, count=24 (0x18), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:36 ioctl_op=0x5, to=30, datalen=0x18, buf=0x54e3a8, cdb: 03 00 00 00 18 00 sense, cnt=24
2009/11/18.12:59:36 ***1 wst__exec: rval=0, status.code/resid/checks=0x0/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:36 ***1 wst__get_sense(int) cmd = 1, sense data:
2009/11/18.12:59:36 70 00 02 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 00 3A 04 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
ec=0, sk=not ready, asc=3A, ascq=4
error is: device is coming ready (OB scsi device driver)
flags: (none)
2009/11/18.12:59:36 ***1 wst__exec: rval=-1, status.code/resid/checks=0x2000811d/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:37 ***1 wst__exec: op=8 (rewind), buf=0x0, count=0 (0x0), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:37 ioctl_op=0x3, to=1800, datalen=0x0, buf=0x0, cdb: 01 00 00 00 00 00 rewind
2009/11/18.12:59:37 ***1 wst__exec: op=2 (sense), buf=0x54e3a8, count=24 (0x18), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:37 ioctl_op=0x5, to=30, datalen=0x18, buf=0x54e3a8, cdb: 03 00 00 00 18 00 sense, cnt=24
2009/11/18.12:59:37 ***1 wst__exec: rval=0, status.code/resid/checks=0x0/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:37 ***1 wst__get_sense(int) cmd = 1, sense data:
2009/11/18.12:59:37 70 00 02 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 00 3A 04 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
ec=0, sk=not ready, asc=3A, ascq=4
error is: device is coming ready (OB scsi device driver)
flags: (none)
2009/11/18.12:59:37 ***1 wst__exec: rval=-1, status.code/resid/checks=0x2000811d/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:38 ***1 wst__exec: op=8 (rewind), buf=0x0, count=0 (0x0), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:38 ioctl_op=0x3, to=1800, datalen=0x0, buf=0x0, cdb: 01 00 00 00 00 00 rewind
2009/11/18.12:59:38 ***1 wst__exec: op=2 (sense), buf=0x54e3a8, count=24 (0x18), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:38 ioctl_op=0x5, to=30, datalen=0x18, buf=0x54e3a8, cdb: 03 00 00 00 18 00 sense, cnt=24
2009/11/18.12:59:38 ***1 wst__exec: rval=0, status.code/resid/checks=0x0/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:38 ***1 wst__get_sense(int) cmd = 1, sense data:
2009/11/18.12:59:38 70 00 02 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 00 3A 04 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
ec=0, sk=not ready, asc=3A, ascq=4
error is: device is coming ready (OB scsi device driver)
flags: (none)
2009/11/18.12:59:38 ***1 wst__exec: rval=-1, status.code/resid/checks=0x2000811d/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:39 ***1 wst__exec: op=8 (rewind), buf=0x0, count=0 (0x0), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:39 ioctl_op=0x3, to=1800, datalen=0x0, buf=0x0, cdb: 01 00 00 00 00 00 rewind
2009/11/18.12:59:39 ***1 wst__exec: op=2 (sense), buf=0x54e3a8, count=24 (0x18), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:39 ioctl_op=0x5, to=30, datalen=0x18, buf=0x54e3a8, cdb: 03 00 00 00 18 00 sense, cnt=24
2009/11/18.12:59:39 ***1 wst__exec: rval=0, status.code/resid/checks=0x0/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:39 ***1 wst__get_sense(int) cmd = 1, sense data:
2009/11/18.12:59:39 70 00 02 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 00 3A 04 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
ec=0, sk=not ready, asc=3A, ascq=4
error is: device is coming ready (OB scsi device driver)
flags: (none)
2009/11/18.12:59:39 ***1 wst__exec: rval=-1, status.code/resid/checks=0x2000811d/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:40 ***1 wst__exec: op=8 (rewind), buf=0x0, count=0 (0x0), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:40 ioctl_op=0x3, to=1800, datalen=0x0, buf=0x0, cdb: 01 00 00 00 00 00 rewind
2009/11/18.12:59:40 ***1 wst__exec: op=2 (sense), buf=0x54e3a8, count=24 (0x18), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:40 ioctl_op=0x5, to=30, datalen=0x18, buf=0x54e3a8, cdb: 03 00 00 00 18 00 sense, cnt=24
2009/11/18.12:59:40 ***1 wst__exec: rval=0, status.code/resid/checks=0x0/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:40 ***1 wst__get_sense(int) cmd = 1, sense data:
2009/11/18.12:59:40 70 00 02 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 00 3A 04 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
ec=0, sk=not ready, asc=3A, ascq=4
error is: device is coming ready (OB scsi device driver)
flags: (none)
2009/11/18.12:59:40 ***1 wst__exec: rval=-1, status.code/resid/checks=0x2000811d/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:41 ***1 wst__exec: op=8 (rewind), buf=0x0, count=0 (0x0), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:41 ioctl_op=0x3, to=1800, datalen=0x0, buf=0x0, cdb: 01 00 00 00 00 00 rewind
2009/11/18.12:59:41 ***1 wst__exec: op=2 (sense), buf=0x54e3a8, count=24 (0x18), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:41 ioctl_op=0x5, to=30, datalen=0x18, buf=0x54e3a8, cdb: 03 00 00 00 18 00 sense, cnt=24
2009/11/18.12:59:41 ***1 wst__exec: rval=0, status.code/resid/checks=0x0/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:41 ***1 wst__get_sense(int) cmd = 1, sense data:
2009/11/18.12:59:41 70 00 02 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 00 3A 04 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
ec=0, sk=not ready, asc=3A, ascq=4
error is: device is coming ready (OB scsi device driver)
flags: (none)
2009/11/18.12:59:41 ***1 wst__exec: rval=-1, status.code/resid/checks=0x2000811d/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:42 ***1 wst__exec: op=8 (rewind), buf=0x0, count=0 (0x0), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:42 ioctl_op=0x3, to=1800, datalen=0x0, buf=0x0, cdb: 01 00 00 00 00 00 rewind
2009/11/18.12:59:42 ***1 wst__exec: op=2 (sense), buf=0x54e3a8, count=24 (0x18), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:42 ioctl_op=0x5, to=30, datalen=0x18, buf=0x54e3a8, cdb: 03 00 00 00 18 00 sense, cnt=24
2009/11/18.12:59:42 ***1 wst__exec: rval=0, status.code/resid/checks=0x0/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:42 ***1 wst__get_sense(int) cmd = 1, sense data:
2009/11/18.12:59:42 70 00 02 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 00 3A 04 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
ec=0, sk=not ready, asc=3A, ascq=4
error is: device is coming ready (OB scsi device driver)
flags: (none)
2009/11/18.12:59:42 ***1 wst__exec: rval=-1, status.code/resid/checks=0x2000811d/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:43 ***1 wst__exec: op=8 (rewind), buf=0x0, count=0 (0x0), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:43 ioctl_op=0x3, to=1800, datalen=0x0, buf=0x0, cdb: 01 00 00 00 00 00 rewind
2009/11/18.12:59:43 ***1 wst__exec: op=2 (sense), buf=0x54e3a8, count=24 (0x18), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:43 ioctl_op=0x5, to=30, datalen=0x18, buf=0x54e3a8, cdb: 03 00 00 00 18 00 sense, cnt=24
2009/11/18.12:59:43 ***1 wst__exec: rval=0, status.code/resid/checks=0x0/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:43 ***1 wst__get_sense(int) cmd = 1, sense data:
2009/11/18.12:59:43 70 00 02 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 00 3A 04 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
ec=0, sk=not ready, asc=3A, ascq=4
error is: device is coming ready (OB scsi device driver)
flags: (none)
2009/11/18.12:59:43 ***1 wst__exec: rval=-1, status.code/resid/checks=0x2000811d/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:44 ***1 wst__exec: op=8 (rewind), buf=0x0, count=0 (0x0), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:44 ioctl_op=0x3, to=1800, datalen=0x0, buf=0x0, cdb: 01 00 00 00 00 00 rewind
2009/11/18.12:59:44 ***1 wst__exec: op=2 (sense), buf=0x54e3a8, count=24 (0x18), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:44 ioctl_op=0x5, to=30, datalen=0x18, buf=0x54e3a8, cdb: 03 00 00 00 18 00 sense, cnt=24
2009/11/18.12:59:44 ***1 wst__exec: rval=0, status.code/resid/checks=0x0/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:44 ***1 wst__get_sense(int) cmd = 1, sense data:
2009/11/18.12:59:44 70 00 02 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 00 3A 04 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
ec=0, sk=not ready, asc=3A, ascq=4
error is: device is coming ready (OB scsi device driver)
flags: (none)
2009/11/18.12:59:44 ***1 wst__exec: rval=-1, status.code/resid/checks=0x2000811d/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:45 ***1 wst__exec: op=8 (rewind), buf=0x0, count=0 (0x0), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:45 ioctl_op=0x3, to=1800, datalen=0x0, buf=0x0, cdb: 01 00 00 00 00 00 rewind
2009/11/18.12:59:45 ***1 wst__exec: op=2 (sense), buf=0x54e3a8, count=24 (0x18), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:45 ioctl_op=0x5, to=30, datalen=0x18, buf=0x54e3a8, cdb: 03 00 00 00 18 00 sense, cnt=24
2009/11/18.12:59:45 ***1 wst__exec: rval=0, status.code/resid/checks=0x0/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:45 ***1 wst__get_sense(int) cmd = 1, sense data:
2009/11/18.12:59:45 70 00 02 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 00 3A 04 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
ec=0, sk=not ready, asc=3A, ascq=4
error is: device is coming ready (OB scsi device driver)
flags: (none)
2009/11/18.12:59:45 ***1 wst__exec: rval=-1, status.code/resid/checks=0x2000811d/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:46 ***1 wst__exec: op=8 (rewind), buf=0x0, count=0 (0x0), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:46 ioctl_op=0x3, to=1800, datalen=0x0, buf=0x0, cdb: 01 00 00 00 00 00 rewind
2009/11/18.12:59:46 ***1 wst__exec: op=2 (sense), buf=0x54e3a8, count=24 (0x18), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:46 ioctl_op=0x5, to=30, datalen=0x18, buf=0x54e3a8, cdb: 03 00 00 00 18 00 sense, cnt=24
2009/11/18.12:59:46 ***1 wst__exec: rval=0, status.code/resid/checks=0x0/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:46 ***1 wst__get_sense(int) cmd = 1, sense data:
2009/11/18.12:59:46 70 00 02 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 00 3A 04 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
ec=0, sk=not ready, asc=3A, ascq=4
error is: device is coming ready (OB scsi device driver)
flags: (none)
2009/11/18.12:59:46 ***1 wst__exec: rval=-1, status.code/resid/checks=0x2000811d/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:47 ***1 wst__exec: op=8 (rewind), buf=0x0, count=0 (0x0), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:47 ioctl_op=0x3, to=1800, datalen=0x0, buf=0x0, cdb: 01 00 00 00 00 00 rewind
2009/11/18.12:59:47 ***1 wst__exec: op=2 (sense), buf=0x54e3a8, count=24 (0x18), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:47 ioctl_op=0x5, to=30, datalen=0x18, buf=0x54e3a8, cdb: 03 00 00 00 18 00 sense, cnt=24
2009/11/18.12:59:47 ***1 wst__exec: rval=0, status.code/resid/checks=0x0/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:47 ***1 wst__get_sense(int) cmd = 1, sense data:
2009/11/18.12:59:47 70 00 02 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 00 3A 04 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
ec=0, sk=not ready, asc=3A, ascq=4
error is: device is coming ready (OB scsi device driver)
flags: (none)
2009/11/18.12:59:47 ***1 wst__exec: rval=-1, status.code/resid/checks=0x2000811d/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:48 ***1 wst__exec: op=8 (rewind), buf=0x0, count=0 (0x0), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:48 ioctl_op=0x3, to=1800, datalen=0x0, buf=0x0, cdb: 01 00 00 00 00 00 rewind
2009/11/18.12:59:48 ***1 wst__exec: op=2 (sense), buf=0x54e3a8, count=24 (0x18), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:48 ioctl_op=0x5, to=30, datalen=0x18, buf=0x54e3a8, cdb: 03 00 00 00 18 00 sense, cnt=24
2009/11/18.12:59:48 ***1 wst__exec: rval=0, status.code/resid/checks=0x0/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:48 ***1 wst__get_sense(int) cmd = 1, sense data:
2009/11/18.12:59:48 70 00 02 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 00 3A 04 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
ec=0, sk=not ready, asc=3A, ascq=4
error is: device is coming ready (OB scsi device driver)
flags: (none)
2009/11/18.12:59:48 ***1 wst__exec: rval=-1, status.code/resid/checks=0x2000811d/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:49 ***1 wst__exec: op=8 (rewind), buf=0x0, count=0 (0x0), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:49 ioctl_op=0x3, to=1800, datalen=0x0, buf=0x0, cdb: 01 00 00 00 00 00 rewind
2009/11/18.12:59:49 ***1 wst__exec: op=2 (sense), buf=0x54e3a8, count=24 (0x18), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:49 ioctl_op=0x5, to=30, datalen=0x18, buf=0x54e3a8, cdb: 03 00 00 00 18 00 sense, cnt=24
2009/11/18.12:59:49 ***1 wst__exec: rval=0, status.code/resid/checks=0x0/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:49 ***1 wst__get_sense(int) cmd = 1, sense data:
2009/11/18.12:59:49 70 00 02 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 00 3A 04 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
ec=0, sk=not ready, asc=3A, ascq=4
error is: device is coming ready (OB scsi device driver)
flags: (none)
2009/11/18.12:59:49 ***1 wst__exec: rval=-1, status.code/resid/checks=0x2000811d/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:50 ***1 wst__exec: op=8 (rewind), buf=0x0, count=0 (0x0), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:50 ioctl_op=0x3, to=1800, datalen=0x0, buf=0x0, cdb: 01 00 00 00 00 00 rewind
2009/11/18.12:59:50 ***1 wst__exec: op=2 (sense), buf=0x54e3a8, count=24 (0x18), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:50 ioctl_op=0x5, to=30, datalen=0x18, buf=0x54e3a8, cdb: 03 00 00 00 18 00 sense, cnt=24
2009/11/18.12:59:50 ***1 wst__exec: rval=0, status.code/resid/checks=0x0/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:50 ***1 wst__get_sense(int) cmd = 1, sense data:
2009/11/18.12:59:50 70 00 02 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 00 3A 04 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
ec=0, sk=not ready, asc=3A, ascq=4
error is: device is coming ready (OB scsi device driver)
flags: (none)
2009/11/18.12:59:50 ***1 wst__exec: rval=-1, status.code/resid/checks=0x2000811d/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:51 ***1 wst__exec: op=8 (rewind), buf=0x0, count=0 (0x0), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:51 ioctl_op=0x3, to=1800, datalen=0x0, buf=0x0, cdb: 01 00 00 00 00 00 rewind
2009/11/18.12:59:51 ***1 wst__exec: op=2 (sense), buf=0x54e3a8, count=24 (0x18), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:51 ioctl_op=0x5, to=30, datalen=0x18, buf=0x54e3a8, cdb: 03 00 00 00 18 00 sense, cnt=24
2009/11/18.12:59:51 ***1 wst__exec: rval=0, status.code/resid/checks=0x0/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:51 ***1 wst__get_sense(int) cmd = 1, sense data:
2009/11/18.12:59:51 70 00 02 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 00 3A 04 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
ec=0, sk=not ready, asc=3A, ascq=4
error is: device is coming ready (OB scsi device driver)
flags: (none)
2009/11/18.12:59:51 ***1 wst__exec: rval=-1, status.code/resid/checks=0x2000811d/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:52 ***1 wst__exec: op=8 (rewind), buf=0x0, count=0 (0x0), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:52 ioctl_op=0x3, to=1800, datalen=0x0, buf=0x0, cdb: 01 00 00 00 00 00 rewind
2009/11/18.12:59:52 ***1 wst__exec: op=2 (sense), buf=0x54e3a8, count=24 (0x18), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:52 ioctl_op=0x5, to=30, datalen=0x18, buf=0x54e3a8, cdb: 03 00 00 00 18 00 sense, cnt=24
2009/11/18.12:59:52 ***1 wst__exec: rval=0, status.code/resid/checks=0x0/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:52 ***1 wst__get_sense(int) cmd = 1, sense data:
2009/11/18.12:59:52 70 00 02 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 00 3A 04 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
ec=0, sk=not ready, asc=3A, ascq=4
error is: device is coming ready (OB scsi device driver)
flags: (none)
2009/11/18.12:59:52 ***1 wst__exec: rval=-1, status.code/resid/checks=0x2000811d/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:53 ***1 wst__exec: op=8 (rewind), buf=0x0, count=0 (0x0), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:53 ioctl_op=0x3, to=1800, datalen=0x0, buf=0x0, cdb: 01 00 00 00 00 00 rewind
2009/11/18.12:59:53 ***1 wst__exec: op=2 (sense), buf=0x54e3a8, count=24 (0x18), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:53 ioctl_op=0x5, to=30, datalen=0x18, buf=0x54e3a8, cdb: 03 00 00 00 18 00 sense, cnt=24
2009/11/18.12:59:53 ***1 wst__exec: rval=0, status.code/resid/checks=0x0/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:53 ***1 wst__get_sense(int) cmd = 1, sense data:
2009/11/18.12:59:53 70 00 02 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 00 3A 04 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
ec=0, sk=not ready, asc=3A, ascq=4
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2009/11/18.12:59:53 ***1 wst__exec: rval=-1, status.code/resid/checks=0x2000811d/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:54 ***1 wst__exec: op=8 (rewind), buf=0x0, count=0 (0x0), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:54 ioctl_op=0x3, to=1800, datalen=0x0, buf=0x0, cdb: 01 00 00 00 00 00 rewind
2009/11/18.12:59:54 ***1 wst__exec: op=2 (sense), buf=0x54e3a8, count=24 (0x18), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:54 ioctl_op=0x5, to=30, datalen=0x18, buf=0x54e3a8, cdb: 03 00 00 00 18 00 sense, cnt=24
2009/11/18.12:59:54 ***1 wst__exec: rval=0, status.code/resid/checks=0x0/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:54 ***1 wst__get_sense(int) cmd = 1, sense data:
2009/11/18.12:59:54 70 00 02 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 00 3A 04 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
ec=0, sk=not ready, asc=3A, ascq=4
error is: device is coming ready (OB scsi device driver)
flags: (none)
2009/11/18.12:59:54 ***1 wst__exec: rval=-1, status.code/resid/checks=0x2000811d/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:55 ***1 wst__exec: op=8 (rewind), buf=0x0, count=0 (0x0), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:55 ioctl_op=0x3, to=1800, datalen=0x0, buf=0x0, cdb: 01 00 00 00 00 00 rewind
2009/11/18.12:59:55 ***1 wst__exec: op=2 (sense), buf=0x54e3a8, count=24 (0x18), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:55 ioctl_op=0x5, to=30, datalen=0x18, buf=0x54e3a8, cdb: 03 00 00 00 18 00 sense, cnt=24
2009/11/18.12:59:55 ***1 wst__exec: rval=0, status.code/resid/checks=0x0/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:55 ***1 wst__get_sense(int) cmd = 1, sense data:
2009/11/18.12:59:55 70 00 02 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 00 3A 04 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
ec=0, sk=not ready, asc=3A, ascq=4
error is: device is coming ready (OB scsi device driver)
flags: (none)
2009/11/18.12:59:55 ***1 wst__exec: rval=-1, status.code/resid/checks=0x2000811d/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:56 ***1 wst__exec: op=8 (rewind), buf=0x0, count=0 (0x0), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:56 ioctl_op=0x3, to=1800, datalen=0x0, buf=0x0, cdb: 01 00 00 00 00 00 rewind
2009/11/18.12:59:56 ***1 wst__exec: op=2 (sense), buf=0x54e3a8, count=24 (0x18), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:56 ioctl_op=0x5, to=30, datalen=0x18, buf=0x54e3a8, cdb: 03 00 00 00 18 00 sense, cnt=24
2009/11/18.12:59:56 ***1 wst__exec: rval=0, status.code/resid/checks=0x0/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:56 ***1 wst__get_sense(int) cmd = 1, sense data:
2009/11/18.12:59:56 70 00 02 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 00 3A 04 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
ec=0, sk=not ready, asc=3A, ascq=4
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2009/11/18.12:59:56 ***1 wst__exec: rval=-1, status.code/resid/checks=0x2000811d/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:57 ***1 wst__exec: op=8 (rewind), buf=0x0, count=0 (0x0), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:57 ioctl_op=0x3, to=1800, datalen=0x0, buf=0x0, cdb: 01 00 00 00 00 00 rewind
2009/11/18.12:59:57 ***1 wst__exec: op=2 (sense), buf=0x54e3a8, count=24 (0x18), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:57 ioctl_op=0x5, to=30, datalen=0x18, buf=0x54e3a8, cdb: 03 00 00 00 18 00 sense, cnt=24
2009/11/18.12:59:57 ***1 wst__exec: rval=0, status.code/resid/checks=0x0/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:57 ***1 wst__get_sense(int) cmd = 1, sense data:
2009/11/18.12:59:57 70 00 02 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 00 3A 04 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
ec=0, sk=not ready, asc=3A, ascq=4
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flags: (none)
2009/11/18.12:59:57 ***1 wst__exec: rval=-1, status.code/resid/checks=0x2000811d/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:58 ***1 wst__exec: op=8 (rewind), buf=0x0, count=0 (0x0), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:58 ioctl_op=0x3, to=1800, datalen=0x0, buf=0x0, cdb: 01 00 00 00 00 00 rewind
2009/11/18.12:59:58 ***1 wst__exec: op=2 (sense), buf=0x54e3a8, count=24 (0x18), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:58 ioctl_op=0x5, to=30, datalen=0x18, buf=0x54e3a8, cdb: 03 00 00 00 18 00 sense, cnt=24
2009/11/18.12:59:58 ***1 wst__exec: rval=0, status.code/resid/checks=0x0/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:58 ***1 wst__get_sense(int) cmd = 1, sense data:
2009/11/18.12:59:58 70 00 02 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 00 3A 04 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
ec=0, sk=not ready, asc=3A, ascq=4
error is: device is coming ready (OB scsi device driver)
flags: (none)
2009/11/18.12:59:58 ***1 wst__exec: rval=-1, status.code/resid/checks=0x2000811d/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:59 ***1 wst__exec: op=8 (rewind), buf=0x0, count=0 (0x0), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:59 ioctl_op=0x3, to=1800, datalen=0x0, buf=0x0, cdb: 01 00 00 00 00 00 rewind
2009/11/18.12:59:59 ***1 wst__exec: op=2 (sense), buf=0x54e3a8, count=24 (0x18), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:59 ioctl_op=0x5, to=30, datalen=0x18, buf=0x54e3a8, cdb: 03 00 00 00 18 00 sense, cnt=24
2009/11/18.12:59:59 ***1 wst__exec: rval=0, status.code/resid/checks=0x0/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.12:59:59 ***1 wst__get_sense(int) cmd = 1, sense data:
2009/11/18.12:59:59 70 00 02 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 00 3A 04 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
ec=0, sk=not ready, asc=3A, ascq=4
error is: device is coming ready (OB scsi device driver)
flags: (none)
2009/11/18.12:59:59 ***1 wst__exec: rval=-1, status.code/resid/checks=0x2000811d/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.13:00:00 ***1 wst__exec: op=8 (rewind), buf=0x0, count=0 (0x0), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.13:00:00 ioctl_op=0x3, to=1800, datalen=0x0, buf=0x0, cdb: 01 00 00 00 00 00 rewind
2009/11/18.13:00:00 ***1 wst__exec: op=2 (sense), buf=0x54e3a8, count=24 (0x18), parm=0x0
2009/11/18.13:00:00 ioctl_op=0x5, to=30, datalen=0x18, buf=0x54e3a8, cdb: 03 00 00 00 18 00 sense, cnt=24
2009/11/18.13:00:00 ***1 wst__exec: rval=0, status.code/resid/checks=0x0/0x0/0x0
2009/11/18.13:00:00 ***1 wst__get_sense(int) cmd = 1, sense data:
2009/11/18.13:00:00 70 00 02 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 00 3A 04 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
ec=0, sk=not ready, asc=3A, ascq=4
error is: device is coming ready (OB scsi device driver)
flags: (none)
2009/11/18.13:00:00 ***1 wst__exec: rval=-1, status.code/resid/checks=0x2000811d/0x0/0x0
[root@prsabkp01m-ebsd lib0]#
I matched the serial numbers of the tape drive from the control panel. They are correct.
ob> unloadvol -D tape1
Error: can't execute command - Interrupted system call
lib0:
Device type: library
Model: [none]
Serial number: USX615009K
In service: yes
Debug mode: no
Barcode reader: yes
Barcodes required: yes
Auto clean: yes
Clean interval: 1 week
Clean using emptiest: yes
Unload required: yes
Ejection type: auto
Min writable volumes: 0
UUID: b28c8fd2-b6bc-102c-816e-0014384cd52a
Attachment 1:
Host: prsabkp01m-ebsd
Raw device: /dev/sg0
Attachment 2:
Host: prsatdw01m-ebsd
Raw device: /dev/sg0
Attachment 3:
Host: prsatdw02m-ebsd
Raw device: /dev/sg0
Connection type: SCSI
Inquiry data:
Vendor: HP
Product: MSL6000 Series
Firmware: 0520
Serial number: USX615009K
Element counts / addresses:
1 mte: 0
58 se : 32 - 89
2 iee: 448 - 449
2 dte: 480 - 481
Moves:
From mte, to: mte 0 se 0 iee 0 dte 0
From se, to: mte 0 se 1 iee 1 dte 1
From iee, to: mte 0 se 1 iee 1 dte 1
From dte, to: mte 0 se 1 iee 1 dte 1
Ok_ops: move=1, reserve=1 sense_dev=1, sense_ele=1, unload_any=1, sense_dev_range=1
Device characteristics: two_d=0, is_120=0, fake_mte=0, fake_iee=0, one_target=0
State of barcode reader: present
Display: none
Dte 1: target 1 lun 0 name tape1 (raw device name /dev/sg1)
warning: dte 1 may be misconfigured; (on bus 0) is at target 0, lun 5,
which doesn't match the information provided by the library.
Dte 2: target 2 lun 0 name tape2 (raw device name /dev/sg2)
warning: dte 2 may be misconfigured; (on bus 0) is at target 0, lun 5,
which doesn't match the information provided by the library.
tape1:
Device type: tape
Model: [none]
Serial number: HU10609T4R
In service: yes
Library: lib0
DTE: 1
Automount: yes
Error rate: 8
Query frequency: 131072KB (134217728 bytes) (from driver)
Debug mode: no
Blocking factor: (default)
Max blocking factor: (default)
Current tape: 15
Use list: all
Drive usage: none
Cleaning required: no
UUID: cb9e8dea-b6bc-102c-816e-0014384cd52a
Attachment 1:
Host: prsabkp01m-ebsd
Raw device: /dev/sg1
Attachment 2:
Host: prsatdw01m-ebsd
Raw device: /dev/sg1
Attachment 3:
Host: prsatdw02m-ebsd
Raw device: /dev/sg1
Connection type: SCSI
Inquiry data:
Vendor: HP
Product: Ultrium 3-SCSI
Firmware: G65W
Serial number: HU10609T4R
Tape state: offline
Hardware compression: on
Last read was: uncompressed
Hardware encryption: not available
Maximum block size: 2097152
tape2:
Device type: tape
Model: [none]
Serial number: HU10609T6K
In service: yes
Library: lib0
DTE: 2
Automount: yes
Error rate: 8
Query frequency: 131072KB (134217728 bytes) (from driver)
Debug mode: no
Blocking factor: (default)
Max blocking factor: (default)
Current tape: [unknown]
Use list: all
Drive usage: none
Cleaning required: no
UUID: bba0568c-b6bf-102c-b0b9-0014384cd52a
Attachment 1:
Host: prsabkp01m-ebsd
Raw device: /dev/sg2
Attachment 2:
Host: prsatdw01m-ebsd
Raw device: /dev/sg2
Attachment 3:
Host: prsatdw02m-ebsd
Raw device: /dev/sg2
Connection type: SCSI
Inquiry data:
Vendor: HP
Product: Ultrium 3-SCSI
Firmware: G65W
Serial number: HU10609T6K
Tape state: offline
Hardware compression: on
Last read was: uncompressed
Hardware encryption: not available
Maximum block size: 2097152
Edited by: user12199230 on Nov 19, 2009 7:15 AM
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I have left it there for 24 hours and it stills never finishes. When I check an individual machine, the updates are still outstanding, except the combo 10.6.8 on the machines that are running 10.6.4
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Thanks,
Elizabeth Rodriguez
Rancho Dominguez PrepIf your using ARD , you should be able to send, and copy & run the installer on your client computers without needing to directly interact with the computers.
ie:
download the 10.6.8 combo updaters v1.1.dmg onto your ARD computer
double click on the dmg so your computer mounts it.
open ard
select one or more client that need to update
click on install icon from the ard toolbar (it should be right next to unix) (altertively
a dialog box will pop up asking what you want to install
click the +
select the 10.6.8 combo update v1.1.pkg from the mounted disk image
set restart after install to attempt or force restart.
click install
it's a good idea to send this installer to computers physicaly in the same location at one time. IE send the installer to 1 lab of computers, then the next lab. for classrooms you might find it better to do 1 classroom or one building at a time. -
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16:00:40.19 DBGRPC: krmxr - sleeping for 10 seconds [expect.cpp/673]
Is any body seen this type of message from rman.
Thanks
ShirishOK. Did you miss the second Oracle document?
RMAN Debug For Backup Shows "krmxr: sleeping for x seconds" [ID 458259.1]
Also a ton of information here :
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and here :
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and here :
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http://oravdba.blogspot.com/2011_01_01_archive.html
Best Regards
mseberg -
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$Path = "C$\Test\CertRequests"
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This exact command pasted into a powershell window locally on the management server returns the crt file.
Run via invoke-command just hangs forever. I even tried to the Silent=True in inf file as well as -q but neither worked.
Any help is greatly appreciated.Hi Jason,
I reform the script as below, and add the "test-path" to check if the .req and .crt files exist, please also note you haven't assign value to the "$CertificateAuthority" variable:
$Fqdn = "server.dmz.com"
$managementServer = "InternalServer"
$Path = "C$\Test\CertRequests"
$CertificateAuthority = "something"
$script={
param($CertificateAuthority,$FQDN,$Managementserver,$Path)
test-path "\\$Managementserver\$Path\$FQDN.req"
test-path "\\$Managementserver\$Path\$FQDN.crt"
certreq.exe -submit -attrib "CertificateTemplate:DVNOfflineComputer" -config $CertificateAuthority "\\$Managementserver\$Path\$FQDN.req" "\\$Managementserver\$Path\$FQDN.crt"
Invoke-Command -ComputerName $Managementserver -ScriptBlock $script -ArgumentList $CertificateAuthority,$FQDN,$Managementserver,$Path
If there is anything else regarding this issue, please feel free to post back.
Best Regards,
Anna Wang
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Cldg switch command hangs for long time
Hello Experts ,
We have renamed the veritas volumes vol1 and vol2 of disk group "dg", which is under cluster control.
The renaming of volumes are successfully completed and modification updated in Cluster CCR (cldg sync dg) and volumes are mounted successfully in node002.
We have switch over the disk group "dg" from node002 to node004. The disk group switch over to the node node004 successfully and able to mount the volumes.
Again, we have switch over the disk group "dg" from node004 to node002, but the switch command is not successful and hanged for long time. When we check the /var/adm/messages in node002, the below messages appeared
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Oct 22 11:49:39 node002 Disconnected command timeout for Target 0
Oct 22 11:50:49 node002 scsi: [ID 107833 kern.warning] WARNING: /pci@0,600000/pci@0/scsi@1 (mpt0):
Action plan followed for renaming the volume:*
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node002:/var/tmp/bak# umount /local/mqm/qmgrs/mq_qmgr
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Please advice on this error and how to resolve this.
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R. Rajesh KannanBut what is device mtp0? It doesn't sound like a disk name. It is having SCSI problems. I don't know if these messages are relevant though.
I don't use VxVM as a rule, but your procedure seems reasonable to me.
Tim
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I have a strange issue that has now occurred twice on two different physical servers running OEL 5.6. One server runs Oracle databases and one runs Netbackup.
Server one ran to 100% on the oracle binary directory. The DBA did an 'rm' to remove files and create space. At this point the server seemed to become unstable and when issueing a 'ps -ef' or an 'ls' I got partial output then the server would hang. crtl-c would not even break it. A hard reboot cleared the issue.
Server two had an issue where the Netbackup binary library went above 91% and the admin used 'rm' to clean up some large log files. There was no issue immediately, but sometime druing the night the server stopped running some processes. We could not connect through the Netbackup Admin Console. I issued the 'ps -ef' and got the same unstable response. A hard reboot was needed.
In both cases the server was not sowing any issue with cpu, memory, or io. the load was minimal. also, a 'ps -e' would work fine. In both cases the 'reboot' command never worked. I would get 'shutting down for system reboot' but it would not proceed, requiring a hard reboot.
There were messages about 'clearing orphaned inodes' during the post of each reboot.
I would like to understand what may have been occuring, if it was related to the binary filesystems becoming full and then having files removed, and what would be a method to troubleshoot as the issue is occuring.
Thank you.Your observation that the system was unresponsive after using "ps -ef" does not necessarily mean there is a problem with the "ps" command. I think if there was such a serious problem that the ps -ef command could freeze the system then it was more commonly known. I still think your problem is rather system resource or hardware related, but of course, I could be wrong. For what it's worth, you could verify you have the latest procps package installed: http://public-yum.oracle.com/repo/OracleLinux/OL5/latest/x86_64/procps-3.2.7-18.el5.x86_64.rpm.
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Other day, a guy was running the format command in SunOS 5.8 and he killed the process to end it. Now whenever you try to run format again, it hangs with the message "Searching for disk...". Does anyone know how to fix this problem? Is there a lock file somewhere that I can delete?
The system has 2 internal drives configured and a disk array connected to it that is not configured or partitioned.
ThanksCheck /var/adm/messages* for odd hardware errors, perhaps you could try and run devfsadm -C to clear out any devices that isn't there..
You could also try and truss the format process to determine where it hangs.
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I changed teh LOCKTIMEOUT parameter
db2 deactivate db DEV
db2 "update db cfg for DEV using LOCKTIMEOUT -1"
db2 activate db DEV
As soon as issued 3rd command: db2 activate db DEV
This command start hanging, and after waiting long time i tried to kill the db2 processing using db2_kill and re-start the database via dbstart, then i try to connect to the database: db2 connect to DEV...and it hangs
Any db2 command I issue it jsut hangs.
I tried R3trans -x, this one also hangs.
I just realized that I do not need to deactivate database to changed the DB parameters.
Please help me to troubleshoot this issue.
Thanks
Kumar
Edited by: Kumar Subramaniam on Jun 27, 2010 1:20 AMHello Kumar,
If you run a db2 get applications snapshot show details
this also hangs?
please logon as db2<db2sid> to Database Server and issue
1. db2 get snapshot for applications on <DBSID>
2. db2 get snapshot for db on <DBSID>
3. db2pd -everything
If one of these works it will help track down exactly what the db was doing when it hanged.
Regards,
Paul -
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It even hangs when running:
$ sudo
or
$sudo -V
So nothing to do with my sudo config - have reverted /etc/sudoers back to default. Even control-c does not work and the process needs to be killed as root, using another session.
The command works fine when ran as a local user. It is only when running as a winbind user that there's a problem.
Any help on what tools can be used to find out what's happening while the command is hanging would be much appreciated. Or even better any ideas on how to stop it hanging would be even better!
Can provide any config files if they help anyone.......
Many Thanks,
Richard*** UPDATE ***
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for a long time i have got an annoying problem and i would like to fix it in the near future.
Establishing an ssh-connection via vpn from my Maxbook tomy FreeBSDsystem works
without any problems: the the password-prompt immediately.
But typing in any commands is very slow, it seems to hang anyhow. Typing with a normal
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The user's vim session dies when the users are actively typing.
As for there being a firewall or NAT device between the workstation and the server, yes, there is. The users are in one building and the server is housed in a datacenter in a separate building. The users do not have this issue with out other Solaris 8 and Solaris 10 servers...only this one particular server. A traceroute to the server takes only 5 hops and returns quickly.
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I've saved the text to a textedit.rtf and run the sed command from Terminal. It returns results immediately. Again... Automator will only run this once before requiring a restart to get past that action.
I think I've successfully narrowed this down to an Automator problem.
Has anyone seen problems with Automator running shell script actions? If so, what's a good workaround?
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