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Next Previous Contents The Linux SCSI programming HOWTO Heiko Eißfeldt heiko@colossus.escape.de v1.5, 7 May 2025 This document deals with programming the Linux generic SCSI interface. 1. What's New? 2. Introduction 3. What Is The Generic SCSI Interface? 4. What Are The Requirements To Use It? 4.1 Kernel Configuration 4.2 Device Files 4.3 Device Mapping 5. Programmers Guide 6. Overview Of Device Programming 7. Opening The Device 8. The Header Structure 9. Inquiry Command Example 10. The Sense Buffer 11. Example Using Sense Buffer 12. Ioctl Functions 13. Driver Defaults 13.1 Transfer Lengths 13.2 Timeout And Retry Values 14. Obtaining The Scsi Specifications 15. Related Information Sources 15.1 HOWTOs and FAQs 15.2 Mailing list 15.3 Example code 16. Other useful stuff 16.1 Device driver writer helpers 16.2 Utilities 17. Other SCSI Access Interfaces 18. Final Comments 19. Acknowledgments Appendix 20. Appendix 21. Error handling 21.1 Error status decoding 21.2 Status codes 21.3 SCSI Sense Keys 21.4 Host codes 21.5 Driver codes 22. Additional sense codes and additional sense code qualifiers 22.1 ASC and ASCQ in lexical order 22.2 ASC and ASCQ in numerical order 23. A SCSI command code quick reference 24. Example programs Next Previous Contents

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