Forgive me if this seems trivial, but I’m struggling with converting my mind
from QNX4 to 6.
Is there a way of scanning the scsi bus and printing to the screen what is
attached to the bus? I used to do this with scsi_util under QNX4, but I
can’t see how to do this now. Similarly, I could use scsi_util to issue an
eject command to an optical disk unit from a shell script. Can I do this
under QNX6?
thanks
Julian Thornhill
Eject is trivial - use devctl() function (grep for DCMD_CAM… in the
headers).
Scanning SCSI bus is not. I suppose there’s a way to do it using
DCMD_CAM_PASSTHRU, but you’ll have to experiment a lot. Or look at the
cdrecord port, it might give some clues.
“Julian Thornhill” <jth@ion.le.ac.uk> wrote in message
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Forgive me if this seems trivial, but I’m struggling with converting my
mind
from QNX4 to 6.Is there a way of scanning the scsi bus and printing to the screen what is
attached to the bus? I used to do this with scsi_util under QNX4, but I
can’t see how to do this now. Similarly, I could use scsi_util to issue an
eject command to an optical disk unit from a shell script. Can I do this
under QNX6?thanks
Julian Thornhill