"Jim Crilly" <[email protected]> wrote:
> On 02/09/06 06:14:40PM -0500, Kyle Moffett wrote:
> > Does cdrecord talk to CPU devices? No! Why do you care? BTW: What
> > the hell is a "CPU device" and why the hell would you think you could
> > talk to it through a disk interface, let alone some other random SCSI
> > interface?
> >
>
> We have several fiber controllers and the controller itself does show up as
> a SCSI device that sg can bind to, I believe the management software can
> actually manage the storage via that node but we've never used it and I
> highly doubt anyone uses cdrecord or libscg for that purpose.
In fact, a "CPU device" (*) was it, that did give the initial push for my SCSI
activities in January 1985 and that did lead to the first SCSI genric driver
/dev/scg and libscg in August 1986.
*) Really a scanner but Scanner devices had not been defined by the SCSI
stabdard in 1985.
Jörg
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