Thayne Harmon wrote: >>>> On Thu, Jan 11, 2007 at 1:15 PM, in message <45A69AD6.60207@xxxxxxxxxx>, > Douglas Gilbert <dougg@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> Thayne Harmon wrote: >>> Gentlemen, >>> >>> hwinfo, lshal, sysfs do not show the relationship for non- sg BLOCK devices >> with there >>> associated Host Bus Adapter. >> All devices (i.e. logical units) have a 4 element tuple >> associated with them and the first element is the host >> number. A HBA contains one or more hosts. Then you can >> datamine in /sys/class/scsi_host/host<n> for whatever >> information you want. >> >>> Do you know of a utility or method that can show this? >> May I suggest lsscsi. That won't help you in the lk 2.4 >> series and earlier though There are other methods by >> which the sg device corresponding to a "non- sg" block >> device (e.g. /dev/sdc) can be found. > > [context - Linux testserver 2.6.16.21-0.8-smp i586] > > There is no corresponding sg device. The device file is > /dev/cciss/c0d1. Ok, I'm not familiar with the cciss driver. It looks like it lives outside the linux scsi subsystem but according to Documentation/cciss.txt it can subsequently "engage" the scsi subsystem?? If it is outside the scsi subsystem then it doesn't get corresponding sg devices. However as part of the block subsystem it might accept the SG_IO ioctl (if it accepts SCSI commands and it is implemented). > I tried lsscsi, however it would not print out the non-sg block devices. > > I have attached the output of tree /sys and the output of lsscsi and uname. > One can search for cciss to find the devices and the driver. > I still cannot see a relationship. <snip sysfs dump> > [0:0:0:0] storage COMPAQ MSA1000 4.32 - > [0:0:0:3] disk COMPAQ MSA1000 VOLUME 4.32 /dev/sda > [0:0:0:4] disk COMPAQ MSA1000 VOLUME 4.32 /dev/sdb > [0:0:0:5] disk COMPAQ MSA1000 VOLUME 4.32 /dev/sdc > [0:0:0:6] disk COMPAQ MSA1000 VOLUME 4.32 /dev/sdd > [0:0:0:7] disk COMPAQ MSA1000 VOLUME 4.32 /dev/sde > [1:0:0:0] storage COMPAQ MSA1000 4.32 - > [1:0:0:3] disk COMPAQ MSA1000 VOLUME 4.32 /dev/sdf > [1:0:0:4] disk COMPAQ MSA1000 VOLUME 4.32 /dev/sdg > [1:0:0:5] disk COMPAQ MSA1000 VOLUME 4.32 /dev/sdh > [1:0:0:6] disk COMPAQ MSA1000 VOLUME 4.32 /dev/sdi > [1:0:0:7] disk COMPAQ MSA1000 VOLUME 4.32 /dev/sdj Well this looks like output from lsscsi. And those devices look like they could be associated with cciss, especially the compaq "storage" devices. These devices should have corresponding sg device nodes. Try "lsscsi -g". Still a bit unclear as hosts 0 and 1 are Fibre Channel judging from the sysfs output for them. Doug Gilbert - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-scsi" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
