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>
> Hi!
> Could u tell me what are the device nodes created in /dev directory for
> the SCSI controllers?
> I found that in /dev directory it creates all the possible nodes for
> disk drives and partiotions. Can you suggest me some good method to detect
> the nodes which point to the devices those are actually present in the
> system.
> Can anyone point me to any documentation (url/books) on SCSI subsystem?
If you want to see what scsi controllers there are, look in /proc/scsi
/proc/pci may be useful too.
For documentation, start with /usr/src/linux/Documentation and pay
particular attention to kernel-docs.txt
Note: the whole world changes when you install a 2.3 (or 2.4 when it's
released) kernel with devfs configured;-)
You might like to take a look at the source code for cdrecord too; it does
some odd things.
>
> Regards,
> Abhijit
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