Hi Georg,
I've written my utility according to the SCS-2/SCSI-3 specs, which you can
locate @ URL: http://www.symbios.com/x3t10/
I'm meeting with my boss this afternoon, so I'll see if he still opposes
releasing
a binary to the Linux community.
Note: You'll find what you need regarding defect lists in the SCSI specs
too.
If you are looking for SCSI pass-through examples, visit URL:
http://www.torque.net/sg/
I'm pretty sure Doug has some good examples you can use.
Regards,
Robin
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To: Robin T.Miller
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Subject: RE: health monitor for SCSI devices?
Robin,
this is exactly what I'm looking for!
What a pithy that you can't release that tool (not even as binary?).
Are this log sense commands standardized?
Can you point me at some place where I can learn more about this?
Georg
On 29-Sep-99 Robin T.Miller wrote:
> Hi All,
> Most newer devices have useful error statistics available from log
pages.
> I have a SCSI utility which dumps this information (a snippet is
attached).
...
> My utility obtains this information by issuing a SCSI LOG SENSE
command
> through the pass-through (sg) interface.
....
> Unfortunately, I'm not at liberty to make 'scu' available to other
Linux
> users at this time.
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