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The device, \Device\Scsi\aac1, did not respond within the timeout period.
Hi Everyone,
One of my servers has crashed twice for pas two days, same time. In the logs it shows "The device, \Device\Scsi\aac1, did not respond within the timeout period"
The server is a HP Proliant Server and has Server 2003 with SP2 installed.
I ran the Proliant Integrated Management Log viewer and showed a Blue Screen Trap. The actual descriptions are:
Blue Screen Trap(BugCheck, STOP:0X00000077 (0x00000185, 0X00000185, 0X00000001, 0X0138E000))
Blue Screen Trap(BugCheck, STOP:0X0000007A ( (0xC02E686C, 0X00000185, 0XB9A1B8D7, 0X46F95860))
These are 2 separate errors, 1 each for the past 2 days.
Any help would be appreciated.
Kind Regards,
tiki1017
One of my servers has crashed twice for pas two days, same time. In the logs it shows "The device, \Device\Scsi\aac1, did not respond within the timeout period"
The server is a HP Proliant Server and has Server 2003 with SP2 installed.
I ran the Proliant Integrated Management Log viewer and showed a Blue Screen Trap. The actual descriptions are:
Blue Screen Trap(BugCheck, STOP:0X00000077 (0x00000185, 0X00000185, 0X00000001, 0X0138E000))
Blue Screen Trap(BugCheck, STOP:0X0000007A ( (0xC02E686C, 0X00000185, 0XB9A1B8D7, 0X46F95860))
These are 2 separate errors, 1 each for the past 2 days.
Any help would be appreciated.
Kind Regards,
tiki1017
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Hi dlethe,
Thanks for the prompt response. This is a server disk (SCSI) with 2 partitions (System and Data). Ill have alook at the Raid Logs and check what I can find.
Do you reckon it could also be a driver issue.
Thanks for the prompt response. This is a server disk (SCSI) with 2 partitions (System and Data). Ill have alook at the Raid Logs and check what I can find.
Do you reckon it could also be a driver issue.
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Hi dlethe,
On second thought the one I posted was the report given to me by the HP utility?
Is that the RAID diagnostic log? If not how to I run and generate the logs.
On second thought the one I posted was the report given to me by the HP utility?
Is that the RAID diagnostic log? If not how to I run and generate the logs.
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Thanks dlethe! Information was very helpful
If desktop drives then you have a bunch of unrecovered or partially recoverable read errors, and that means that disks are probably due to be retired.
Look at RAID diagnostic logs for errors.