>A while ago I replaced my hard disk because there were "SCSI Error" messages.
>My questions are:
>1) Is there in SCO UNIX an utility that performs total check of a SCSI
>harddisk?
>2) Suppose the hard disk is physically good. How to reformat (or whatever) it
>to use in future?
>Thanks in advance,
see man badtrk (could be badtrack)
reformatting a scsi disk will totally erase a disk!, and the best way
to perform a low level format is to use scsi utilities (either in the
controller bios or on disks with the controller) .
As for SCSI error messages, are you sure its not a loose cable, long
or damaged cable, bus configuration error or incorrect termination.
badtrk will also give you options for out mapping bad sectors on the
disk - saves reformatting!.