Method and arrangement for communicating with SCSI devices

Data processing: database and file management or data structures – Database design – Data structure types

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C707S793000, C710S062000, C710S313000, C710S009000

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06934711

ABSTRACT:
A method and arrangement, for use in a system having a host and one or more small computer system interface (SCSI) devices, are described for enabling a user application accessing the system to communicate with one or more of the SCSI devices. The method and arrangement serve to overcome a device node limitation observed in standard Linux, which limits the number of devices a user application may communicate with to 128 SCSI disk (sd) devices or 256 SCSI generic (sg) devices. The method and arrangement provide a pass through capability by allowing the user application to directly talk to any SCSI device by using virtual handles, thereby overcoming the device node limitation observed in standard Linux.

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patent: 2003/0130833 (2003-07-01), Brownell et al.

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