| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 735.1 | | LEFTY::CWILLIAMS | CD or not CD, that's the question | Thu Nov 21 1996 13:50 | 4 |
| 735.2 | use KZPDA | TAPE::KRIS | | Thu Dec 05 1996 17:42 | 5 |
| 735.3 | leave the promises to P.M,'s | TAPE::SENEKER | Head banging causes brain mush | Fri Dec 06 1996 14:25 | 10 |
| 735.4 | KZPDA supported (OSDS 3.4/O-VMS 6.2-1H3) | KERNEL::CLARK | STRUGGLING AGAINST GRAVITY... | Wed Mar 19 1997 15:04 | 15 |
| As far as I can see.....(cya)
Ther KZPDA is *not* listed among the supported controllers for an
alphaserver 4100 in OSDS 3.4 SPD.
I have a call from a customer who is currently beating up his
supplier for shipping KZPDA'S instead of KZPAA's.
He has two identical(?) systems, one crashes on IVP for OSDS the
other works just fine. Both are running O-vms 6.2-1h3 and OSDS 3.4.
Is the KZPDA likely to be a "marginal" component in this context??
Or should I advise the customer to accept the KZPDA's?
Dave Clark
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| 735.5 | | TAPE::SENEKER | Head banging causes brain mush | Wed Mar 19 1997 16:34 | 12 |
| Dave,
Are both machines configured the same? Is it possible that on the
running machine the KZPDA is used but on another machine another
adapter or SCSI chip imbedded on a mother board is used.
Also, please check and see which PK device and associated PKxDRIVER
is being used. My information says that SYS$PKQDRIVER is used to
controll the KZPDA and that port driver has never been qualified with
OSxS (that I have record of).
Rob
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| 735.6 | KZPDA NOT QUALIFIED AT THIS TIME. | KERNEL::CLARK | STRUGGLING AGAINST GRAVITY... | Thu Mar 20 1997 08:31 | 14 |
| Rob..
The customer is telling me that both machines are identical, but
that he didn't configure them. He asked his supplier (VAR) to configure
the systems identically!!!(?)
With reference to ...
<<<...My information says that SYS$PKQDRIVER is used to control the
KZPDA and that port driver has never been qualified with OSxS (that
I have record of).>>>
I guess that means that '.2' is not correct at least in the O-VMS
context, and that the customer should continue to press his VAR for the
controllers (KZPAA) which he ordered in the first place.
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| 735.7 | | TAPE::SENEKER | Head banging causes brain mush | Thu Mar 20 1997 12:54 | 7 |
| re: .6
To clarify, "means that '.2' is not correct at least in the O-VMS
context". Note 735.0,1,2 refered to Digital Unix. Later notes
changed the context to OpenVMS to which I replied in .5.
Rob
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