Re: this list

["Knight, Frederick" <Frederick.Knight@xxxxxxxxxx>]

The list t10@xxxxxxx is good for generic SCSI questions like this.

Basically, if it's a disk, you've got a device that is violating SCSI
standards.  That command is a mandatory (a command the device MUST
support) for a block/disk device.  If the device is not a disk, then
different rules would apply.

	Fred Knight

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From: folkert [mailto:folkert@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Monday, January 24, 2011 8:30 AM
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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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