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Jayesh shah
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ioscan output

Hi,
Does anyone know the exact fields in the output of
ioscan -F.
An Example:
scsi:wsio:F:T:F:-1:203:159744:ctl:sctl:10/12/5.7.0:0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 :2:root.ccio.bus_adapter.c720.tgt.sctl:sctl:CLAIMED:DEVICE:Initiator:2

I read the manpage but could not map all the fields.

thanks,
Jayesh
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Krzysztof Kielak
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Re: ioscan output

Hi

I attach the file with description of the fields taken from man ioscan

rgds
Chris
Roger Baptiste
Honored Contributor

Re: ioscan output

scsi: -<- Bus type
wsio: ??
F: <- Block device does not exist (for cards)
T: <- Character device exists
F:< PSeudo device does not exist
-1: < block number does not exist
203: < Character major numbe(ll /dev |grep203)
159744:< character Minor number>
ctl: -< class is controller
sctl: -< driver is scsi controller
10/12/5.7.0:0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
: -2: ???
root.ccio.bus_adapter.c720.tgt.sctl:<- module path(for a S/w pov)
sctl: <- scsi controller controls this .
CLAIMED:<- It is available
DEVICE: < It is a Device (not memory/processor)
Initiator: _- what it is.
2 <- instance number (this is possibly the second instance of the device on the system)
***

Normally, we use -F option only in scripts
and extract the values required. But, for
regular interactive use, ioscan -nkf or
ioscan -nf or ioscan -nkfC would be
more understandable.

-raj
Take it easy.
Jayesh shah
Frequent Advisor

Re: ioscan output

Does anyone know what is
"wsio" for?
Andrzej Golebiowski
Occasional Advisor
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Re: ioscan output

wsio: --> ss7 driver type.

regards,
A.G
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