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Subject: Re: cam_xpt.c 1.147 makes system hang at boot
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Matthew Jacob wrote:

> Yeah, looks like this is causing more grief than it should. I'm going
> to try up the ANSI rev level by one which is a quick instant fix which
> should avoid most of the issues seen so far.

Well, my guess is that the U160 drives the posted has are going to have
a fairly high ANSI rev number already.  Let's just dig in and fix this
for real.

Btw, does anyone by change have access to a bus scanner to see what
Windows or Solaris does when scanning LUNs?

Scott