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02-21-2001 01:08 PM
02-21-2001 01:08 PM
progamming with scsi commands
Does anyone have some sample code they're willing to share that deals with scsi commands. I have a sony AIT-2 tape drive - where I am writing some code to read the logfile on board the tape drive. Well, to do this - I have to open the device, and setup the commands to do the LOG SELECT and LOG SENSE scsi commands. I don't quite have enuf scsi programming experience to pull this together.
thanks in advance,
Ken Hunter :)
thanks in advance,
Ken Hunter :)
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02-21-2001 01:20 PM
02-21-2001 01:20 PM
Re: progamming with scsi commands
Pardon me for asking, but.............
I can use STM to strip the logs from disk files and while I've never needed to do that for a tape drive perhaps it is possible? This would avoid the need to write code.
I can use STM to strip the logs from disk files and while I've never needed to do that for a tape drive perhaps it is possible? This would avoid the need to write code.
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