Hi,

10.09.2008 07:04, Danz Aurora wrote:
> Hi.. my vendor came down and have a look, he says its the compatibility 
> issue between the Linux OS (unsupported by HP) and the Hp scsi card.. 

This leaves you with some options:
- switch the OS to one HP supports (they usually support SLES, RH, and 
debian)
- use another SCSI HBA
- compile the driver (version) a supported linux would use for your 
current kernel (maintenance nightmare ahead!)

> how can i really verify that without having a change of OS? i installed 
> LTT tool from HP and ran the test, it works fine with no errors.. can 
> someone advise if it is bacula's problem or OS or hardware problem?

This is most probably not a Bacula problem, as Bacula relies on the 
underlying OS services when it comes to device access.

If HP does not support the combination of OS and hardware there can be 
good reasons for it. (Although I'm running some unsupported 
combinations as well, without issues.) However, if you told us which 
OS and HBA you use someone here might have an idea.

Arno

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Arno Lehmann
IT-Service Lehmann
Sandstr. 6, 49080 Osnabrück
www.its-lehmann.de

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