> sdiahci: drive 0 in state ready after 0 resets # SATA HD with Plan 9 system
> on it
that's good. i hope i've corrected the debug prints.
in this case drive n is sdEn.
> sdiahci: drive 1 won't come up; in state new after 10 resets # SATA DVD
> sdE1 waitready: [new] task=50 sstat=113
> sdE1 waitready: [new] task=50 sstat=113
> sdE1 waitready: [new] task=50 sstat=113
> sdE1 waitready: [new] task=50 sstat=113
> sdE1 not responding; offline
unfortunately, task=50 and sstat=113 are what we want, but the
old 9load driver just isn't getting the picture.
> sdiahci: drive 2 won't come up; in state portreset after 10 resets
> sdiahci: drive 3 won't come up; in state portreset after 10 resets
this is also bogus. there's no drive to reset.
> sdiahci: drive 0 in state missing after 0 resets # strange!
> sdiahci: drive 1 in state missing after 0 resets # strange!
bug. probablly a drive power mgmt problem. was this a seperate boot?
also,
> init: starting /bin/rc
> sdE0: i/o error d0 @206,672
that is Eicrc | Eunc | Eidnf =
interface crc error,
uncorrectable read error
no user-accessable sector.
this is a jmicron bug. i haven't yet had in my possession a jmicron
controller, so this will be interesting, but the new driver does have
code to work around this very issue.
- erik
