Answer by Jörg W Mittag for Why does the Linux SCSI subsystem drive hardware...
"SCSI" is an umbrella term for a system of related, layered protocols and definitions. SCSI specifies everything from the physical dimensions of the connectors and cables, the electrical voltages and...
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Without knowledge, I would normally expect SATA, SCSI and USB Mass Storage to be driven by different drivers. In Linux however, the SCSI subsystem drives all of them.Well, USB Mass Storage is literally...
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This is explained in theSCSI Interfaces Guide :Although the old parallel (fast/wide/ultra) SCSI bus has largelyfallen out of use, the SCSI command set is more widely used than everto communicate with...
View ArticleWhy does the Linux SCSI subsystem drive hardware not obviously related to SCSI?
Without knowledge, I would normally expect SATA, SCSI and USB Mass Storage to be driven by different drivers. In Linux however, the SCSI subsystem drives all of them.Why does Linux use the SCSI...
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