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Introduction to SCSI drivers

SCSI configuration tables

Configuration tables are arrays used to store device information. These tables are created automatically by the Link Kit when the driver is installed into the kernel or can be created manually for drivers that cannot conform to the naming convention established by the installation interface.

Two configuration structures are defined:

When the system is initialized, configuration information is provided by the system based on data in the Link Kit's mscsiF) file. A device driver uses this information to initialize all needed data structures. Information contained in the configuration tables accessed by the peripheral driver includes the host adapter base address, the ID of the SCSI controller, and a device logical unit number (LUN).

See the manual pages for more information about these structures.


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