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Re: input /nomatch : characters missing

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Organization Gizmos & Gadgets, Ltd.
Subject Re: input /nomatch : characters missing
From bonomi@host122.r-bonomi.com (Robert Bonomi)
Message-ID <7NadnYiVCbfkaC7QnZ2dnUVZ_hydnZ2d@posted.nuvoxcommunications> (permalink)
Date 2011-04-24 05:03 -0500

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This is _clearly_ a "flow control" problem.

*WHY* it is happening, one can only speculate.

It is quite possible that the 'remote' device is not configured for,
or does not support, XON/XOFF flow control.

It is possible that there is a parity mis-match issue on sending to the
remote device..

It is _possible_ (although *UNLIKELY*) that a hardware limitation in the
box running KERMIT is involved. e.g. the "IBM PC jr" had a designed-in
limitation that it could not handle serial-port interrupts that occurred
during a _disk_ I/O operation.


In article <Mlpnp.2751$vb5.1389@en-nntp-12.dc1.easynews.com>,
Syltrem <syltremzulu@videotron.ca> wrote:
>Hi
>
>I use the following command procedure
>
>set line tta0:
>set speed 19200
>set flow Xon/Xoff
>SET CARRIER-WATCH OFF
>set session-log text
>log session msa.txt new
>if fail exit 2
>SET INPUT BUFFER-LENGTH 32000
>output show unit 0\13
>input 10 MSA-Left> /count:2
>close session
>quit
>
>The output of the command "show unit 0" on port TTA0: displays about 1k 
>characters (I didn't count them), but every time I run the script through 
>kermit, I do not get it all. Some characters are missing/dropped.
>It's always different but I never got it to return all the characters coming 
>out of port TTA0:
>
>Examples:
>------------------------------------------
>$ KERMIT F.KER
>MSA-Left> show unit 0
>
>Unit 0:
>In PDLA mode, Unit 0 is Lun 1; In VSA mode, Unit 0 is Lun 0.
>Unit Identifier   : 110
>Device Identifier : 600805F3-001C1770-F447CC6A-268A003A
>Preferred Path    : Controller 1 (other controller)
>Cacd Level: DISTRIBUTED PARITY FAULT TOLERANCE (RAID 5)
>                           stripe_size=64kB
>Logical Volume Capacity : 39,997MB
>
>MSA-Left>
>-------------------------------------------------
>$ KERMIT F.KER
>MSA-Left> show unit 0
>
>Unit 0:
>In PDLA mode, Unit 0 is Lun 1; In VSA mode, Unit 0 is Lun 0.
>Unit Identifier   : 110
>Device Identifier : 600805F3-001C1770-F447CC6A-268A003A
>Preferred Path    : Controller 1 (other controller)
>C                     stripe_size=64kB
>Logical Volume Capacity : 39,997MB
>
>MSA-Left>
>
>------------------------------------------
>
>
>
>Look at the line *following* "Preferred Path ". The 2nd example shows 
>clearly that it's missing stuff that was returned on example 1.
>And a lot more stuff is missing as it should return :
>
>------------------------------------------
>MSA-Left> show unit 0
>
>Unit 0:
>In PDLA mode, Unit 0 is Lun 1; In VSA mode, Unit 0 is Lun 0.
>Unit Identifier   : 110
>Device Identifier : 600805F3-001C1770-F447CC6A-268A003A
>Preferred Path    : Controller 1 (other controller)
>Cache Status      : Enabled
>Max Boot Partition: Enabled
>Volume Status     : VOLUME NEEDS RECOVER
>Parity Init Status: Complete
>3 Data Disk(s) used by lun 0:
>   Disk201: Box 2, Bay 01, (B:T:L 2:00:00)
>   Disk202: Box 2, Bay 02, (B:T:L 2:01:00)
>   Disk203: Box 2, Bay 03, (B:T:L 2:02:00)   REPLACEMENT
>Spare Disk(s) used by lun 0:
>   No spare drive is designated.
>Logical Volume Raid Level: DISTRIBUTED PARITY FAULT TOLERANCE (RAID 5)
>                           stripe_size=64kB
>Logical Volume Capacity : 39,997MB
>
>MSA-Left>
>
>------------------------------------------
>
>
>
>
>Would anyone know the reason why, and a cure ?
>
>Thank you !
>
>Syltrem 
>
>

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