standards - SCSI sense data formats and MODE SENSE control page -
SCSI Reference Manual defines two types of meaning data formats - fixed and variable descriptor-based ones (Chapter 2.4).
"control mode page (0h)" (4.3.8), as the answer to the MODE SENSE SCSI command Return is considered to be a D-SNSE bit, which is defined as follows:
DCSEX (DCRIPTOR format sensing data) bit 0 sets a descriptor format data data (D_SENSE) beat zero that the device will return the server fixed format meaning back to the data At the same time I_T_L_Q data as a check condition status in Nexus transaction. A D_SENSE bit set for 1 specifies that the device will return the server descriptor format meaning data when in the same way I_T_L_Q returns the return data to Nexus transaction as the status of the check, Except as defined in 2.4.1. My question is about this bit interpretation on the SCSI target side - if this is a bit 1 then what is the purpose of the server to return the meaning data in the descriptor format Is liability ? Or is it only a probability wants to back it up in any format? The first byte of the meaning data can be used to determine its format, so the SCSI initiator does not really need the D_SENSE bit value to decide whether to decode the obtained knowledge data. for. I am asking the reason for this question because I am working on some software which is to simulate a SCSI goal, to make it right, I need to digest many SCSI documents. If the SCSI target implements the ability to set this bit, then it can either be able to return to the meaning Should have formats SCSI targets can not be chosen to provide this bit for reading and writing, and then decides how this format gives it. Please also keep in mind that the "mask mode" is the window page for SCSI compliant, which shows that the bits of any mode page are capable to be set. < Li>
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