Thanks, Pete.
That's kind of the impression I was forming - nothing public for IB,
everything under the covers. Kind of silly, in the long run.
As for the SCSI - thanks, at least I know I won't be breaking any rules
(since there aren't any... ;->)
Everybody loves a clown, but nobody will lend him money.
Michael "Pork Chop" Heinz
Infinicon Systems
610-205-0457
-----Original Message-----
From: Pete Zaitcev [mailto:zaitcev@redhat.com]
Sent: Monday, August 06, 2001 4:14 PM
To: Heinz, Michael; linux-kernel
Subject: Re: Resources for SCSI, SRP, Infiniband?
> I'm making progress, but could someone direct me to a list of do's and
> don't's for SCSI drivers in 2.4?
Laugh, sadly.
> Also, anybody else looking at developing IB and or SRP?
Nobody does IB in the open, because hardware is not generally
available. Adapter manufacturers roll their proprietary stacks.
I work in a Trillian style effort (e.g. definitely to be opensourced
at a later date) - contact johnsonm at redhat if you are interested
in joining.
No SRP implementations exist that I know of, prorotypes may
be out there, coming from storage startups. AFAIK, Intel is
using a packetised SCSI mapping, at least Ashok Raj made
noises about it on IDF.
-- Pete
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