System Configuration Errors; Socal Driver Errors - Sun Microsystems StorEdge A5000 Installation And Service Manual

D.3

System Configuration Errors

This class of errors can occur because of insufficient system resources such as not
enough memory to complete installation of the driver. They can also occur because
of hardware restrictions of the server into which the disk array host adapter is
installed.
This class of errors can also occur when your server encounters a hardware error on
the system board, such as a failed memory module.
D.3.1

socal Driver Errors

socal.attach.4003 socal #: attach failed: alloc soft state
socal.attach.4004 socal #: attach failed: bad soft state
socal.attach.4010 socal #: attach failed: unable to map eeprom
socal.attach.4011 socal #: attach failed: unable to alloc xport struct
socal.attach.4012 socal #: attach failed: unable to alloc xport struct
socal.attach.4020 socal #: attach failed: unable to map XRAM
socal.attach.4030 socal #: attach failed: unable to map registers
socal.attach.4040 socal #: attach failed: unable to access status register
socal.attach.4050 socal #: attach failed: unable to write host adapter XRAM
socal.attach.4051 socal #: attach failed: unable to access host adapter XRAM
socal.attach.4052 socal #: attach failed: read/write mismatch in XRAM
socal.attach.4053 socal #: unable to create kstats
socal.attach.4060 socal #: attach failed: unable to install interrupt handler
The above messages indicate that the initialization of the socal driver was unable
to complete. The most probable cause is insufficient system virtual address mapping
resources (swap space) or kernel memory space for some of its internal structures.
They can also be caused by an unsupported configuration. When these errors occur,
the host adapter(s) associated with these messages will not be functional.
D-4 Sun StorEdge A5000 Installation and Service Manual • September 1999