The Extreme SCSI tools are core dumping immediately. Whats wrong?
A6: The tools were compiled against dynamically loaded libraries to cut down on installation size. Your shell needs to define an environmental variable called LD_LIBRARY_PATH so that the programs have access to these functions. Under csh variants (tcsh, etc) this can be done by adding this line to your .cshrc file: setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH /usr/dt/lib:/usr/openwin/lib A6b: Current versions of software do a tranfer size probe along with the SCSI bus probe. This means that we attempt to send a SCSI command with a very large buffer. If it fails we divide the buffer in half and try it again. This proceedure continues until the command suceeds. This value should be good for all future SCSI commands. We’ve discovered that some systems crash when you attempt to do a larger transfer size than they’re prepared to handle. You can attempt to patch the OS to the latest revision and download the latest drivers for your host adapter(s). Currently size probing is disabled in Solaris and the max is set
