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I am migrating a KEXT driver to DEXT, using PCIDriverKit and SCSIControllerDriverKit on macOS. But I also want to write a loopback SCSI target in the DEXT for testing purpose. Is it possible to create ...
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I am trying to build the linux Parted tool following these instructions. After building Parted you can run tests on it and those instructions state: About 20 % more tests are run if the following ...
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I want to understand if there is a way to make an inquiry call to page code 00 and retrieve the supported page codes to further make inquiry calls to those page codes. I'm new to scsi and any help ...
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I already have a working KEXT which I use for sending SCSI vendor commands for a SCSI Peripheral Type 0 device with IOSCSIPeripheralDeviceNub as the provider. Currently, in the process of migrating to ...
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One of the distinguishing features of SAS is a full-duplex connection between the HBA and device. SATA provides only half-duplex connections. I used to think that SAS drives could simultaneously ...
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This has been asked a few times, but I haven't found any actual resolution to how to accomplish this. I will admit, I am a Linux programmer, not MACOS, so this is a very different world, but this ...
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For my KEXT I set the property "Protocol Characteristics" in Info.plist file <key>Protocol Characteristics</key> <dict> <key>Physical Interconnect</key> <...
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I am building a SD card/SCSI adapter using NCR 53CF94 IC and STM32. All goes pretty well, even manged to make my device work to some degree, i.e. accepting all basic commands and even booting from it ...
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Context: We are working on migration of the driver, which is currently represented as a kernel extension, to the DriverKit framework. The driver works with Thunderbolt RAID storage devices. When ...
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When should I use REQ_OP_FLUSH in my kernel blockdev driver, and what is the expected behavior of the hardware that receives the REQ_OP_FLUSH (or equivalent SCSI cmd)? In the Linux kernel, when a ...
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I am trying to talk to a MSC USB device (interface class 8, subclass 6, protocol 0x50) via a plain USB API with endpoints (all set up for me). Provided I have a valid CDB, such as for "Test Unit ...
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I'm trying to find how the Linux obtains the max_hw_sectors_kb value. I know that it comes from the HW itself but how?
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i'm new on Linux May you help me? I have connected disk on /dev/sda and another one on /dev/sdb When i eject disk on /dev/sda and load & scanning (through echo "- - -" > /sys/class/...
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Now I am trying to write an IOUserSCSIParallelInterfaceController driver which uses neither DMA nor PCI and emulates a SCSI target. I realized that fBufferIOVMAddr ( https://developer.apple.com/...
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I am trying to read a sector from my physical drive using SCSI commands. I referenced other people's code and modified some, below is the code. #include <stddef.h> #include <stdio.h> #...
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