From: Douglas Gilbert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: SCSI Generic version 4 interface, release 1.2
Date: Wed, 14 Mar 2007 12:18:16 -0400

>   - the write() usage in the sg driver's asynchronous interface has
>   caused problems when mistakenly applied to a block device node
>   rather than a sg device node. Using an ioctl(flag_async) followed
>   by a read() for asynchronous work offers similar functionality and
>   is safer. Using ioctl(flag_async_start) and
>   ioctl(flag_async_finish) is another possibility.

I'm not sure about this because users read/write via /dev/bsgX not
/dev/sdX.

Anyway, I'm not sure the read/write interface is good for bsg.


>   - the SCSI command tag field as currently defined in SAM-4 can be
>     up to 64 bits (with a proposal to increase that to 96 bits for FCP)
>     Should we let the transport layer/LLD worry about that?

SRP uses 64-bits tags.
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