> nothing other than sg will bind anyway. This seems like a reasonable
> convention for drivers like yours and requires no modifications to the
> current SCSI subsystem.
Precisely that is the point. If that feature is common, it should be
implemented in common code.
However this device is not like other devices. Any operation on it has
consequences for all devices on the bus. Presenting it as an sg device will
hide that from the user. Furthermore if you push this down to the low level
driver, it has to special case for one device id.
Thus if it's not worth modifying the generic scsi code, you should export
this interface as a character device of its own.
Regards
Oliver
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