Terry Hardie wrote:
> Generic is probabbly the easiest one to read, it's gonna take me a while
> to figure out what parts of the structures and what functions I need to
> call to make the underlying SCSI interface do my commands.
I wrote a guide of Linux SCSI layers, but very sorry for only available in japanese.
But a figure in the document might help you to understand the layer structure of SCSI.
Anyway, URL is
http://www.omoikane.co.jp/~tad/scsi/scsi-e.ps.gz
In addtion, AFAIK, old kernel hacker's guide also explaind about Linux SCSI layer.
> I'm trying to write a kernel driver to talk to a SCSI device. I've taken a
I do not know well what you intend, but the new sg driver's document below would
also usefull for you, I think.
Cheers.
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