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4-166 Section 060-INDP-410 Command and Message Guide
Table 7-97
DISK: BUS DATA TRANSFER BYPASSED AUXILIARY message
1 3 9 (log message)
DISK: BUS DATA TRANSFER
BYPASSED AUXILIARY
STATUS: xx, INTERRUPT STATUS:
yy STAGE: aa DRIVE: bb DISK
COMMAND: cc dd(1) dd(2)... dd(n)
DISK JOB: ee,
PARAMETERS: ff gg hh(1) hh(2)
hh(3) kk(1) kk(2)
SIDE z
297-6201-502 Standard 01.02 September 2000
Where:
xx = contents of the bus controller auxiliary status
register (in Hex).
yy = contents of the bus interrupt status register (in
Hex).
aa = a two letter code indicating the state of the SCSI
bus cycle that the system SCSI Interface was in when
the error occurred.
= ID = Idle= SL = Select = CM = Command
= DT = Data= D2 = Data2 = RQ = Request
= R2 = Request2= ST = Status = MG = Message
= DC = Disconnect
bb = drive unit number (in Hex) ranging from 0 to 15,
plus the two highest order bits have special meaning.
The 80-bit ON indicates a data output was to occur.
This occurs in writes and parameter assignments. The
40-bit ON indicates that this message normally would
be suppressed, but the printing of error messages on all
tries has been enabled. Normally, only the last try of
any disk operation generates an error message.
cc = cc dd(1) dd(2)... dd(N) = the first two letters are a
two letter code for the disk command that was being
transferred to or carried out by the OMTI disk controller
ee = a two letter code for the disk job in progress.
= CK = check for ready
Directory update after dynamic relocation:
After a directory track has been relocated:
D0 = read prime D1 = seek prime D2 = seek standby
D3 = write prime D4 = write standby
After a data track has been relocated:
D5 = seek prime D6 = seek standby D7 = write prime
D8 = write standby
Formats:FA = AFB = B