Re: this list

That's actually more of a generic SCSI question than an iSCSI question, but=
 anyhow ...

... if READ CAPACITY (10) doesn't work, try READ CAPACITY (16) [opcode 0x9E=
, service action 0x10].

OTOH, if READ CAPACITY (10) results in a Check Condition for invalid opcode=
, the target that issued that CC does not comply with the SCSI standards, a=
s support for READ CAPACITY (10) is mandatory for block devices in both the=
 SBC-2 standard and all drafts of the in-progress SBC-3 standard.

Thanks,
--David
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> -----Original Message-----
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kert
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> Hi,
> =

> Is this list available for generic iSCSI questions?
> =

> If so: some (linux iscsi target and window iStorageSErver) respond with
> valid data to Read Capacity(10) SCSI 0x25 command while for example
> nexenta store (an opensolaris system) responds with Check Condition.
> So I guess this is not the common way of determing the sector size and
> size of the device.
> Which command should I use for this?
> Thanks.
> =

> =

> Folkert van Heusden
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