Both scsi_device and scsi_target include a scsi_level field, and the
SCSI core makes a half-hearted effort to keep the values equal.
Ultimately this effort may be doomed, since as far as I know there is
no reason why all LUNs in a target must report the same "ANSI-approved
version" number. But for
On Mon, 8 Jan 2007, Douglas Gilbert wrote:
> Alan Stern wrote:
> > Both scsi_device and scsi_target include a scsi_level field, and the
> > SCSI core makes a half-hearted effort to keep the values equal.
> > Ultimately this effort may be doomed, since as far as I know there is
> > no reason why al
Alan Stern wrote:
> Both scsi_device and scsi_target include a scsi_level field, and the
> SCSI core makes a half-hearted effort to keep the values equal.
> Ultimately this effort may be doomed, since as far as I know there is
> no reason why all LUNs in a target must report the same "ANSI-approved
Both scsi_device and scsi_target include a scsi_level field, and the
SCSI core makes a half-hearted effort to keep the values equal.
Ultimately this effort may be doomed, since as far as I know there is
no reason why all LUNs in a target must report the same "ANSI-approved
version" number. But for
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