PROBLEM: (CLD MGO103853, CLD MGO103295, CLD MGO103959) (Patch ID: OSF435-104)
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This patch fixes a kmf problem when the type of SCSI device dynamically
changes.

A typical stack trace:
       panic
       trap
       _XentMM
       malloc(size = 64)
       falloc
       accept1
       oaccept
       syscall
       _Xsyscall

PROBLEM:  (QAR 69128, QAR 68747)    (Patch ID: OSF435-135)
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The patch fixes a panic when booting with TCR 1.5 software. When system
tries to initialize the ASE Availability Manager during boot, it gets a
kernel memory fault.

PROBLEM:  (QAR 65242, QAR 65075, MGO103822)    (Patch ID: OSF435-425477)
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This patch fixes a panic which has the following error message:

        lw_remove: light weight wiring(s) found

PROBLEM:  (QAR 74308 QAR 73808)    (Patch ID: OSF435-357)
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The wrong EEI status is returned when a tape device reports
ASC/ ASCQ 0x2903 after Bus D has been detected.  The correct EEI status
for the this condition is EEI_DEVPATH_RESET; the status being returned
is EEI_DEVHARD_FAILURE.

PROBLEM:  (MGO80471A)    (Patch ID: OSF435-373)
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Structures as currently defined in cam_rci can cause an unaligned access
fault in kernel when shared tapes are utilized.

PROBLEM:  (QAR 73967 QAR 73853)    (Patch ID: OSF435-382)
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This patch fixes a problem in which the system can crash with
a kernel memory fault and the following stack trace:

  10 panic(s =  "kernel memory fault")
  11 trap()
  12 _XentMM)
  13 strncpy()
  14 ccmn_errlog3()
  15 cdisk_devt_to_trans()
  16 cdisk_io_barrier()
  17 drd_do_iob()
  18 drd_iob_thread()