From: ohland@charter.net   
      
   Since we're past the frantic part, I wendt back to rightly dividing one   
   of your SCSI errors.   
      
     RDDDPL   QEET   
   0208600U  5A6J   
      
   Leading zero, "208" Unknown device type [not a good sign!], "6" SCSI ID   
   6, "0" LUN 0 [duh!], "U" unknown capacity [not good].   
      
   QEET - Q = 0-8 SCSI POST codes, Q = 9 Adv Diags HD error code   
      
   5A6J   
      
   Error codes (EE) with Q = 4 or 5 may be reported that are not listed   
   here or can actually have a definition other than that given, depending   
   on the device. So, not finding "A6" is quite possumble.   
      
   So, if I understand, "5" does refer to the additional sense byte, but   
   "A6" is not listed, so what that is, dunno. The Test code is given   
      
   5  - Additional sense byte (byte 12) of sense information from device   
   A6 - Not listed   
   J  - Device not ready (initial unit attention clearing)   
      
   So... the system DOES see the drive at ID6, but it can't tell what it   
   is, it is throwing a "Device not ready".   
      
   My furtive efforts would be to jumper it to start up as soon as power is   
   applied. But autospin might not fix "initial unit attention clearing"   
      
   Pertti Helander wrote:   
   > 0208600U  5A6J   
      
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