Date: Wed, 16 Apr 2008 21:57:38 -0600 From: Scott Long <scottl@samsco.org> To: Snopy Land <snopyland@gmail.com> Cc: freebsd-scsi@freebsd.org Subject: Re: Help Pls! Transceiver change state Message-ID: <4806CAB2.2080501@samsco.org> In-Reply-To: <d67eb5d90804162023t48881c14o33b69f88dd09591@mail.gmail.com> References: <d67eb5d90804162023t48881c14o33b69f88dd09591@mail.gmail.com>
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Snopy Land wrote: > Hi, > > I get the following message in the message log. > > Apr 17 06:59:13 se1 kernel: ahc1: Transceiver State Has Changed to SE mode > Apr 17 06:59:13 se1 kernel: ahc1: Transceiver State Has Changed to LVD mode > Apr 17 06:59:14 se1 kernel: ahc1: Transceiver State Has Changed to SE mode > Apr 17 06:59:16 se1 kernel: ahc1: Transceiver State Has Changed to LVD mode > Apr 17 06:59:17 se1 kernel: ahc1: Transceiver State Has Changed to SE mode > Apr 17 06:59:19 se1 kernel: ahc1: Transceiver State Has Changed to LVD mode > Apr 17 07:00:04 se1 kernel: ahc1: Transceiver State Has Changed to SE mode > Apr 17 07:00:05 se1 kernel: ahc1: Transceiver State Has Changed to LVD mode > Apr 17 07:00:05 se1 kernel: ahc1: Transceiver State Has Changed to SE mode > Apr 17 07:00:08 se1 kernel: ahc1: Transceiver State Has Changed to LVD mode > > Is it normal message? Should I worry or can I ignore it? > > Any comments are appreciate. Below is the dmesg. > Do you have any SCSI devices? I don't see any reported in the dmesg. If not, then it's probably a hardware failure that you can ignore. If you do indeed have SCSI devices, then you either have a broken cable or a misbehaving device. Scott
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