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how do i identify the version of SCSI that my disk supports

by sathees :: Rate this Message:

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Hi.. I want to know the version of SCSI that my disk supports.. how can i know that by using the command.. I have used the INQUIRY but still i can't find the version from the version descriptor field..as because the values for this field is zero

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by Daisuke Aoyama :: Rate this Message:

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Hi,

>Hi.. I want to know the version of SCSI that my disk supports.. how can i
>know that by using the command.. I have used the INQUIRY but still i can't
>find the version from the version descriptor field..as because the values
>for this field is zero

Did you see VERSION field (offset 2 of standard inquiry data)?

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Re: how do i identify the version of SCSI that my disk supports

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Daisuke Aoyama wrote:
Hi,

>Hi.. I want to know the version of SCSI that my disk supports.. how can i
>know that by using the command.. I have used the INQUIRY but still i can't
>find the version from the version descriptor field..as because the values
>for this field is zero

Did you see VERSION field (offset 2 of standard inquiry data)?
ya i have seen that field .. the version field is set to 03h which i decoded as SPC. But i want to know which version od SAS that my device supports..Can you give me a hint

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Re: how do i identify the version of SCSI that my disk supports

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>>>Hi.. I want to know the version of SCSI that my disk supports.. how can i
>>>know that by using the command.. I have used the INQUIRY but still i
>>>can't
>>>find the version from the version descriptor field..as because the values
>>>for this field is zero
>>
>> Did you see VERSION field (offset 2 of standard inquiry data)?
>> ya i have seen that field .. the version field is set to 03h which i
>> decoded as SPC. But i want to know which version od SAS that my device
>> supports..Can you give me a hint

I don't know why you need version of SAS.
I think it is transport and physical interconnect specification.
Do you need physical port access to the unit?
I'm sorry, I don't have information about it.

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Re: how do i identify the version of SCSI that my disk supports

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Daisuke Aoyama wrote:
>>>Hi.. I want to know the version of SCSI that my disk supports.. how can i
>>>know that by using the command.. I have used the INQUIRY but still i
>>>can't
>>>find the version from the version descriptor field..as because the values
>>>for this field is zero
>>
>> Did you see VERSION field (offset 2 of standard inquiry data)?
>> ya i have seen that field .. the version field is set to 03h which i
>> decoded as SPC. But i want to know which version od SAS that my device
>> supports..Can you give me a hint

I don't know why you need version of SAS.
I think it is transport and physical interconnect specification.
Do you need physical port access to the unit?
I'm sorry, I don't have information about it.

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Daisuke Aoyama

thanks for your reply
I have got a hint from you...
I will try..
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