Just one clarification...
The Scu binary is FREE, just not the source which Tru64 Unix owns.
I do make the Linux SCSI source module available to those interested,
and will include this in future kits as a reference.
Regards,
Robin (Scu author and maintainer)
Jan-Benedict Glaw wrote:
On Thu, May 17, 2001 at 01:59:48PM +, Alan Dayley wrote:
Similar tools in the Windows world are SCSI Pro and SCSI Mechanic. We
have also written our own Windows and DOS based tools. I am just pushing
harder for Linux use and am trying to determine if a program already exists
out there to do low level SCSI command scripts. (By low level I mean a
command that says Do a READ(10) on host adapter 1, device ID 2, LUN 0, on
block x for y blocks)
Anybody heard of one? Are there commands I haven't found yet in Linux to
already do this sort of thing?
It's not free, nor is it open sourced, but you may want to look at
SCU. http://www.bit-net.com/~rmiller/scu.html.
MfG, JBG
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