Deferred error sense, Deferred error sense 13 – HP C737990900 User Manual
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Commands 133
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Power On, SCSI Reset, Bus Device Reset
■
Media inserted
■
A load command executed by a third party
■
Mode Sense parameters changed by another initiator
■
Drive firmware has been updated
U
NIT ATTENTION
sense will persist for a host until the host sends a command
that has Unit Attention as part of its pre-execution checks. When the Unit
Attention pre-execution check fails, the
UNIT ATTENTION
sense is copied to the
Current sense and
CHECK CONDITION
status is reported to the host. The
UNIT
ATTENTION
sense is cleared. The host is then expected to issue a
REQUEST
SENSE
command to recover the
UNIT ATTENTION
sense (which is now the new
Current sense).
It is possible for multiple
UNIT ATTENTION
conditions to arise (for example,
after a power-on followed by a tape load), such that the initiator does not read
one condition before the next occurs. In this case a prioritizing scheme is used.
If a
UNIT ATTENTION
condition exists and a new one occurs, then the
UNIT
ATTENTION
sense will be overwritten by the new sense only if the new sense
has a higher priority.
The order of priority is as follows:
U
NIT ATTENTION
sense that arises as a result of a command executing will not
be posted to the sending initiator, but will be set for the other initiators.
DEFERRED ERROR Sense
D
EFERRED ERROR
sense is generated when an operation fails and
CHECK
CONDITION
status cannot be reported to the host for one of the following
reasons:
■
The operation had immediate-report on (for example,
REWIND
with the
Immed bit set, or
LOAD
).
■
The operation was a write that was immediate-reported on after its data
was successfully placed in the write-behind queue.
Power-on, Reset
Tape Loaded
Mode Parameters Changed
Microcode Downloaded
highest priority
lowest priority