Persistent Reserve in 5E | Fujitsu MBA3147RC, MBC2036RC, MBC2073RC

Command Specifications

4.1.17 PERSISTENT RESERVE IN (5E)

	Bit	7	6	5		4		3		2		1	0
Byte		7	6	5		4		3		2		1	0
Byte

0							X'5E'

1		0	0	0				Service Action

2		0	0	0	0		0			0		0	0

3		0	0	0	0		0			0		0	0

4		0	0	0	0		0			0		0	0

5		0	0	0	0		0			0		0	0

6		0	0	0	0		0			0		0	0

7					Allocation Length (MSB)

8					Allocation Length (LSB)

9		0	0	0	0		0			0		0	0

The PERSISTENT RESERVE IN command is used to obtain information on the reserve conditions that are valid within a target and information concerning a Reservation Key. This command is used in combination with the PERSISTENT RESERVE OUT command (see Section 4.1.18).

If the reserved state implemented with the RESERVE command is valid in a target when the target receives this command, the command is rejected with the report of the RESERVATION CONFLICT status.

When the reserved state implemented with the PERSISTENT RESERVATION command is valid, this command is always executed normally.

The length of the PERSISTENT RESERVE IN parameter data that can be reported with this command is indicated in the parameter data. When a byte count that is too small to transfer an entire parameter list is specified in the "Allocation Length" field of the CDB, the data bytes starting at byte 0 of the parameter data and numbering as many as the specified byte count are transferred (this is not considered to be an error). If it is necessary to read the rest of the parameter data, an INIT should reissue the PERSISTENT RESERVE IN command by specifying a byte count that is long enough to cover the entire list in the "Allocation Length" field.

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Contents

C141-C013-01EN For Safe Operation Handling of This Manual Revision History This page is intentionally left blank Overview of Manual Glossary Sense Data and Error Recovery MethodsDisk Media Management Acronyms and Abbreviations Conventions Used in this Manual Conventions for Alert Messages Manual Organization Referenced Standards Ansi Contents Contents Command Processing 103 127 Command SpecificationsData Buffer Management 135 Parameter Data Format 281 Sense Data and Error Recovery Methods 359 382 Termination status analysis and error recovery methods374 384 Glossary 417 Acronyms and Abbreviations 419 Index 421 Figures Tables 100 107 226 311 Total unrecoverable verify errors posted to Init SAS Interface Topologies in SAS Interface SAS Interface SAS Layering Topologies in SAS Interface Physical links and phys Ports narrow ports and wide ports Ports narrow ports and wide ports SAS devices SAS devices Pathways Example of potential pathways Connections Names and identifiers Names and identifiersSAS addresses SAS address format Hashed SAS address Hashed SAS address code parameter Phy layer Phy layer1 8b10b coding Usage of special characters Link reset sequence Reset-related terminology Start conditions of the link reset sequence Out of band OOB signalsOOB signal timing specifications OOB signal transmitter requirements COMINIT/RESETComsas OOB signal receiver idle time detection requirements OOB signal receiver burst time detection requirementsCOMINIT/COMRESET OOB signal receiver negation time detection requirements SAS OOB sequency 3 4 n Scenario 2 SAS phy a starts SAS OOB sequence Scenario 3 SAS phy B misses SAS phy As Cominit SAS speed negotiation sequence ∙ When the Cominit signal cannot be detected∙ When the Comsas signal cannot be detected Exception handling in the OOB sequence SAS speed negotiation sequence timing specifications 11 SAS speed negotiation window SAS Interface 12 SAS speed negotiation sequence Example Phy reset sequence after devices are attached 14 Phy reset sequence Example When the speed negotiation sequence is successful Phy layer dword synchronization DWSException handling in the speed negotiation sequence Link layer Primitives10 Primitives not specific to type of connection 1/2 Link layer 10 Primitives not specific to type of connection 2/2 11 Primitives used only inside SSP and SMP connections 12 Primitive sequences Primitive sequencesPrimitives not specific to type of connections AIP Arbitration in progress Break Broadcast Close ErrorHardreset Eoaf End of address frame Notify OpenacceptOpenreject 13 Openreject abandon primitives Supported 14 Openreject retry primitives No Destination Soaf Start of address frame Primitives used only inside SSP and SMP connections ACK acknowledgeDone 15 Done primitives Rrdy EOF End of frameNAK negative acknowledgement SOF Start of frame Clock skew management Idle physical link16 Clock skew management Align insertion requirement Scrambling 17 Scrambling for different data dword types Address frames Address framesAddress frames overview 18 Address frame format Identify address frame 19 Identify address frame format20 Device Type field Device Type SAS AddressPHY Identifier 22 Protocol field Open address frame21 Open address frame format SMP 23 Connection Rate field 24 Arbitration Wait Time field ∙ Connection Rate∙ Initiator Connection TAG ∙ Pathway Blocked Count Identification and hard reset sequence∙ Destination SAS Address ∙ Arbitration Wait Time Connections overview Connection request Connection responses 25 Connection responsesArbitration fairness Bits 79-64 79 is MSB Bits 63-0 0 is LSB Aborting a connection request 27 Abort connection responses Closing a connection 28 Close connection responsesClose Breaking a connection 29 Break connection responsesRate matching SSP link layer 30 Rate matching Align and/or Notify insertion requirements Creditblocked SSP frame transmission and receptionSSP flow control Interlocked frames 31 SSP frame interlock requirements 17 Interlocked frames 18 Non-interlocked frames with the same tag 20 Closing an SSP connection example Transport layer SSP frame format32 SSP frame format Nodata Transport layer33 Frame Type field Responsedata SAS Interface Command information unit 34 Command information unitInformation units Head of Queue 35 Task Attribute fieldSimple Ordered Transport layer Task information unit 36 Task information unit 37 Task Management Function field Abort Task SET Response Data Xferrdy information unit38 Xferrdy information unit 39 An example of requested offset Requested Offset Write Data Length 21 Example of Xferrdy frames Data information unit 40 Data information unit SAS Interface TOO Much Write Data Response information unit 41 Response information unit42 Datapres field ∙ Response information unit Nodata format ∙ Response information unit Responsedata format 43 Response Data field 44 Response Code field∙ Response information unit Sensedata format Transport layer Sequences of SSP frames 22 Example of Task frame 23 Example of write command Exceptional event processing of a drive Transport layer 45 Exceptional event processing of a drive 1/2 Clear Task SET Management Function Complete 45 Exceptional event processing of a drive 2/2 102 C141-C013 Command Processing Command Format Command Processing 6-Byte CDB basic format10-Byte CDB basic format Operation code Bit Byte Operation CodeControl Byte Operation code Logical block address Transfer data length Control byte Command FormatControl byte Handling an illegal CDB Good status Status ByteStatus Check Condition status Busy status Command Terminated statusCondition MET Status Intermediate status Command Queuing Function READ, Read EXTENDED, WRITE, Write Extended Unit Attention Condition When a Power On or Reset occursWhen I-T Nexus Loss occurs Generation of the Unit Attention condition Commands cleared by another Init Logical Unit Reset Report Luns command Inquiry commandRequest Sense command Sense Data Hold State Power Condition ∙ ActiveWait state LED Display ∙ Commands that can be executed even in the Not Ready state∙ Operation when formatting is not completed normally LED Display Command Processing Exceptions Overlapped tagLED display Illegal LUN specification Command Processing Exceptions Outline of disk drive error recovery processing Error recovery processingRecovery procedures for disk drive errors Reserved operation code Abort processing Comparison between SAS and Scsi about definition∙ Nexus Hard Reset ∙ Abort processing during write operation 10 Reset processing during write Unrecoverable hardware errors Fatal hardware errorsSelf-diagnostic errors Data Block Addressing Data Block Addressing Data space configuration Logical block addressing User space logical block addresses Alternate area Data buffer configuration and basic operation Data Buffer Data Buffer Management Read operation Data Buffer Write operation Caching operation Look-Ahead Cache FeatureCaching object commands Read Read Extended Look-Ahead Cache Feature Disabling caching data− Write − Write Extended − Write and Verify Data Buffer Management Look-Ahead operation, Look-Ahead volume Caching parameters This page is intentionally left blank Control/Sense Commands Test Unit Ready Command Specifications Inquiry Control/Sense Commands Standard Inquiry data Fujitsu Version field Command Specifications Command queuing SAM2 Version descriptorByte OX0B, Oxfc SAS Command support data Support VPD information VPD information VPD identifier list VPD information device serial No 10 VPD information device unique information 1/2 PIVMSB 10 VPD information device unique information 2/2 MBS Code SET Command Specifications Read Capacity 11 Read Capacity data Mode Select Command Specifications Mode Select parameter structure Command Specifications 12 Mode Select command Group 0 parameter configuration 1/2 12 Mode Select command Group 0 parameter configuration 2/2 SPF Control/Sense Commands Command Specifications 13 Mode Select parameters Command Specifications Mode Select Extended Byte Sub Page Descriptor Bit Byte Mode Sense 1A 15 Mode 16 Mode Sense data type specifications Control/Sense Commands 17 Mode Sense command group 0 parameter configuration 1/2 17 Mode Sense command group 0 parameter configuration 2/2 Header Block descriptor Descriptor Control/Sense Commands Mode Sense Extended 5A Header Bit Byte 176 C141-C013 Rezero Unit START/STOP Unit 1B Control/Sense Commands Reserve Logical unit reserve function Reserve right and third party reserve function Reserve Extended Release Release functionRelease object and third party release function Release Extended Request Sense Command Specifications LOG Select 4C 20 LOG Select command parameter configuration 19 PC page control Code 21 Page codeLength Parameter code 22 Log parameterTSD ETC TMC Byte Lbin LOG Sense 4D 23 Page Code assignment for the log pages Log parameters Persistent Reserve in 5E Read Keys Persistent Reserve in service actions24 Persistent Reserve in service actions Read Reservation Persistent Reserve in parameter data for Read Keys 25 Persistent Reserve in parameter data for Read KeysLSB MSB Persistent Reserve in parameter data for Read Reservations Format of the Reservation descriptors is defined in Table ∙ Persistent reservations scope 28 Persistent reservations scope∙ Persistent reservations type 29 Persistent reservations type codes Persistent Reserve OUT 5F Command Specifications Persistent Reserve OUT service actions 30 Persistent Reserve OUT service action codes Persistent Reserve OUT parameter list 31 Persistent Reserve OUT parameter listAptpl Control/Sense Commands Command Specifications Report Luns A0 Persistent Reserve 33 Report Luns parameter data Report Device Identifier A3 34 Report Device Identifier parameter data SET Device Identifier A4 35 SET Device Identifier parameter data Data Access Commands Data Access CommandsRead Command Specifications Read Extended FUA Write 0A Data Access Commands Write Extended 2A Write and Verify 2E Verify 2F Seek 0B Seek Extended 2B Synchronize Cache Format Commands Format Unit Format Commands Defect list Specifying the initialization method 36 Defect list format FOV 37 Format Unit command parameter list configurationFormat parameters Stpf Command Specifications Format Commands 38 Defect descriptor byte distance from index format 39 Defect descriptor physical sector address format Command Specifications 40 Format Unit command defect processing 1/2 Defect processing during initialization 40 Format Unit command defect processing 2/2 Reassign Blocks Bit Byte X07 41 Reassign Block command defect data list configuration = Hardware Error Correction of the defect descriptor Bit Byte X37 PList GList Transfer Byte Length MSB Transfer Byte Length LSB42 Defect data type 44 Read Defect Data command defect data configuration 43 Defect data format Defect descriptor list 45 Defect data conditions Format Commands Read Defect Data B7 46 Read Defect Data command B7 defect data configuration Maintenance, Diagnostic Commands Self-diagnosis test 47 Self-diagnosis test Parameter specification PER DTE Maintenance, Diagnostic Commands 49 Send Diagnostic command parameter list configuration 50 Page codePHY Test 51 Send Diagnostic parameters page code list 52 Send Diagnostic parameters PHY Test function Maintenance, Diagnostic Commands Command Specifications 54 Specifying address format Logical unit Self-Test 55 SELF-TEST Receive Diagnostic Results 1C Parameters Code list 57 Receive Diagnostic Results response data page code list Logical/physical address conversion 59 Address format Write Buffer 3B 60 Write Buffer transfer mode 61 Write Buffer command buffer data mode = 000 Mode = 0, 0, 0, 1 Header + data, with address specification Mode = 0, 0, 1, 0 Data only, with address specification Mode = 0, 1, 0, 0 Microcode download, without savingMode = 0, 1, 0, 1 Microcode download, with saving Maintenance, Diagnostic Commands Command Specifications Mode = 1, 0, 1, 0 Echo buffer 62 Read Buffer transfer mode Read Buffer 3C 63 Read Buffer command buffer data mode = 0000 Mode = 0, 0, 0, 1 Header + data, with address specification Mode = 0, 0, 1, 1 Buffer descriptor 64 Read Buffer command buffer descriptor Mode = 1, 0, 1, 1 Echo buffer descriptor 65 Read Buffer command echo buffer descriptorEbos Read Long 3E 05 = Illegal Request Write Long 3F Command Specifications Write Same Command Specifications Mode Parameters Parameter Data Format Read/Write Error Recovery Parameters Page Code = Mode Select parameters read/write error recovery parametersParameter Data Format Mode Parameters Read Read Extended Read LongWrite Extended Write Long Write Same Parameter Data Format Mode Parameters Combinations of error recovery flags EER PER DTE DCR Mode Select parameters disconnect/reconnect parameters Disconnect/Reconnect Parameters Page Code = Parameter Data Format Mode Select parameters format parameters Format Parameters Page Code = Parameter Data Format Mode Parameters Parameter Data Format C141-C013 293 Mode Select parameters drive parameters Drive Parameters Page Code = Mode Parameters Verify Error Recovery Parameters Page Code = Mode Select parameters verify error recovery parametersVerify Mode Parameters Mode Select parameters caching parameters Caching Parameters Page Code = Mode Parameters Parameter Data Format Mode Parameters Parameter Data Format Mode Parameters Control Mode Parameters Page Code = 0A Mode Select parameters control mode parameters Mode Parameters TAS task aborted status not supported Mode Parameters 10 Mode Select parameters notch parameters Notch Parameters Page Code = 0C Mode Parameters Port Control Parameter Page Code = 11 Port control parameter Page 0 Format Short Page Format Code Description 12 Port control parameter Sub Page Format Long FormatNumber of Phys 13 SAS phy mode descriptor format This page cannot be modified Parameter Data Format C141-C013 315 Power Condition Parameter Page Code = 1A 14 Power condition parameter Page 0 Format Short Page Format 15 Mode Select parameters informational exception control Informational Exceptions Control Page Page Code = 1C Parameter Data Format Mode Parameters 16 Mrie 1/2 17 Interval timer 16 Mrie 2/2 Background Control Mode Parameter Page Code = 1C/subpage = 18 Mode Select parameters background control mode parameterFfff Pre-Scan is disabled Parameter Data Format Additional Error Recovery Parameters Page Code = Fujitsu unique parameter 20 Mode parameter default values 9A 0A 00 00 FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF Log Parameters Log Parameters21 Log parameter format Parameter Data Format Support Log 22 Support log Buffer Overrun/Underrun 23 Buffer overrun/underrunETC TMC Write Error Count 24 Write error count Write errors recovered without delays page 02, code 25 Write errors recovered without delays page 02, codeWrite errors recovered with possible delays page 02, code Total recoverable write errors posted to Init page 02, code Total write errors posted page 02, code27 Total write errors posted page 02, code TSD ETC Total write bytes processed page 02, code 29 Total write bytes processed page 02, code Read errors recovered without delays page 03, code Read Error Count31 Read error count 32 Read errors recovered without delays page 03, code Total read errors posted page 03, code Read errors recovered with possible delays page 03, code33 Read errors recovered with possible delays page 03, code 34 Total read errors posted page 03, code Total recoverable read errors posted to Init page 03, code Total read bytes processed page 03, code36 Total read bytes processed page 03, code Verify Error Count 38 Verify error count Verify errors recovered with possible delays page 05, code Verify errors recovered without delays page 05, code39 Verify errors recovered without delays page 05, code TSD ETC TMC Lbin Total verify errors posted page 05, code 41 Total verify errors posted page 05, code Total verify bytes processed page 05, code 43 Total verify bytes processed page 05, code 45 Non-medium error count Non-Medium Error CountTemperature Page X0D 46 Temperature page X0D Reference temperature page 0D, code Temperature page 0D, code47 Temperature page 0D, code 48 Reference temperature page 0D, code Date of manufacture page 0E, code Start-Stop Cycle Counter Page X0E49 Start-stop cycle counter page X0E 50 Date of manufacture page 0E, code Specified cycle count over device lifetime page 0E, code Accounting date page 0E, code51 Accounting date page 0E, code 52 Specified cycle count over device lifetime page 0E, code Start-stop cycle counter page 0E, code 53 Start-stop cycle counter page 0E, code Application Client Page X0F 54 Application client page X0F Self-test result parameter data page 10, code Self-Test Result56 Self-test result 57 Self-test result parameter data page 10, code 58 Self-test results values Background Medium Scan 59 Background medium scan60 Background medium scan status parameter 61 BMS status 62 Background medium scan parameter MSB LBA LSB63 Reassign status Protocol Specific Port Log 64 Protocol specific port log page format ETC TMC Lbin Details of the log parameter65 Log parameter format Init Log Parameters Parameter Data Format 66 Smart status page X2F Smart Status Page X2FSmart Data 67 Smart data This page is intentionally left blank Sense Data Sense data format ILI Sense Data and Error Recovery MethodsSense data format Sksv Sense data basic information Command inherent information Additional sense data lengthAdditional Sense code, Additional Sense code Qualifier Sense key inherent information Sksv MSB Recovered Error Sense key Enable Spinup Sense Data and Error Recovery Methods Init Sense Data and Error Recovery Methods Sense Data Sense Data and Error Recovery Methods CDB operation code Sense data additional informationPort Detailed information Init Error Recovery Methods Recommended Termination status analysis and error recovery methods Init Error Recovery Methods Recommended Command completion wait time-out Sense data analysis and error recovery methods Sense data error classification 1/3 Sense data error classification 2/3 Sense data error classification 3/3 Error recovery processing procedures 1/4 Error recovery processing procedures 2/4 Spinup Error recovery processing procedures 3/4 Error recovery processing procedures 4/4 Error states and retry processing procedures Disk Drive Error Recovery ProcessingError logging Seek error Read error in uncorrectable data Disk Drive Error Recovery ProcessingWrite error Correctable data read error Other internal HDD errors Auto alternate block allocation processing Disk Drive Error Recovery Processing Error recovery processing control Disk drive errors and number of retries Sense Data and Error Recovery Methods Defect Management Defect lists Disk Media Management Alternate block allocation Defect Management Initialization during installation Issuing the Mode Select commandDisk Media Initialization Re-initialization Issuing the Format Unit commandMode Select command Disk Media Initialization Format Unit command Alternate Block Allocation Processing Alternate Block Allocation Processing Background Media Scan BMS Background Media Scan BMS modePre-Scan mode Overview ∙ PER Write command operation during a Pre-ScanBackground Media Scan BMS Conditions for operation Mode Page 0x1C SubPage 0x01 Background Control Mode Mode Background Media Scan BMS Background Media Scan Log Background Media Scan Log Page format BMS Status parameter format Medium Scan parameter format Background Media Scan BMS Drive Self-Test DST Foreground mode Self-test modesDrive Self-Test DST Background mode Extended self-test Matters that are common to both modesShort self-test Test segments Disk Media Management Drive Self-Test DST Smart Self-Monitoring Analysis and Reporting Technology Data analysis Smart Self-Monitoring Analysis and Reporting Technology Failure prediction method Smart ASC/ASCQASC Ascq Smart Self-Monitoring Analysis and Reporting Technology Disk Media Management Smart thresholds Reporting function Additional Sense Code CommandCommon Command Set CCS Initiator Init This page is intentionally left blank ALT ACKAEN Arre Acronyms and Abbreviations Index Command Terminated Index Details of parameters on Mode Intermediate Condition Mode Sense Extended Persistent Reserve OUT Receive Diagnostic Report Device IdentifierReservation Conflict SET Device Identifier TB284 READER’S Comment Form This page is intentionally left blank C141-C013-01EN Page