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bernard@cpio1.fr.mugnet.org (Bernard Fouche) writes:


>I still have a strange problem with a Dell 450/SE : I have an adaptec
>1542B and two SCSI disks. While I had only one disk, I encountered no
>problem. But since I installed a new disk, I see these messages on the
>console :

>WARNING: SCSI: HA 0 - Incoming message not found

you can relax! it is irritating, but not dangerous. you are running
the svr4 3.1 release from usl(via dell). the folks at usl left
in this apparently debug statement that was not in the 2.1 release
and not in the 4.1 release.

it is caused during the interrupt handler, what happens is the interrupt
handler goes into a loop to satisfy/process all currently done
jobs. during the process of interrupt 1, interrrupt 2 is generated
and the job queue is updated with a job done. while still in the 
loop for interrupt 1 it completes the job associated with job2.
it exits and reenters to process for interrupt 2, but that job
is already handled! ergo your annoying message.

if you really hate it, either an upgrade will remove it
or if you're up to the challenge, you can patch out the
cmn_err() call under scsiintr in /etc/conf/pack.d/scsi/Driver.o
careful, there are several...

ok? 

jack...
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