Can someone please help with the following:
When I boot up my Origin200, I get the following entries in the Syslog. Does it have anything to do with the xlv (extendable logical volme) that I have created? Is it dangerous?
Best regards
Stephen
Jul 28 17:32:07 5B:sgi MAKEDEV_xpmem: ^Irm -f xpmem
Jul 28 17:32:07 5B:sgi MAKEDEV_poll: ^Irm -f poll
Jul 28 17:32:07 5B:sgi MAKEDEV_xpmem: ^Iif [ -c /hw/xpmem ] ; then Jul 28 17:32:07 5B:sgi MAKEDEV_xpmem: ^I ln -s /hw/xpmem xpmem; Jul 28 17:32:07 5B:sgi MAKEDEV_xpmem: ^Ifi
Jul 28 17:32:07 5B:sgi MAKEDEV_poll: ^Iif [ -c /hw/poll ] ; then Jul 28 17:32:07 5B:sgi MAKEDEV_poll: ^I ln -s /hw/poll poll; Jul 28 17:32:07 5B:sgi MAKEDEV_poll: ^Ifi
Jul 28 17:32:08 6D:sgi sesdaemon[859]: |$(0x339) No fibre channel controllers found
Jul 28 17:32:08 1D:sgi mediad: same device ignored twice in /etc/mediad/mediad.config
When I boot up my Origin200, I get the following entries in the Syslog. Does it have anything to do with the xlv (extendable logical volme) that I have created? Is it dangerous?
Best regards
Stephen
Jul 28 17:32:07 5B:sgi MAKEDEV_xpmem: ^Irm -f xpmem
Jul 28 17:32:07 5B:sgi MAKEDEV_poll: ^Irm -f poll
Jul 28 17:32:07 5B:sgi MAKEDEV_xpmem: ^Iif [ -c /hw/xpmem ] ; then Jul 28 17:32:07 5B:sgi MAKEDEV_xpmem: ^I ln -s /hw/xpmem xpmem; Jul 28 17:32:07 5B:sgi MAKEDEV_xpmem: ^Ifi
Jul 28 17:32:07 5B:sgi MAKEDEV_poll: ^Iif [ -c /hw/poll ] ; then Jul 28 17:32:07 5B:sgi MAKEDEV_poll: ^I ln -s /hw/poll poll; Jul 28 17:32:07 5B:sgi MAKEDEV_poll: ^Ifi
Jul 28 17:32:08 6D:sgi sesdaemon[859]: |$(0x339) No fibre channel controllers found
Jul 28 17:32:08 1D:sgi mediad: same device ignored twice in /etc/mediad/mediad.config