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2005-08-22check for scsi_autoconf state, spotted by marco; ok krwTheo de Raadt
2005-08-22spell: failture->failureDavid Krause
2005-08-21handle the unblink request; ok dlg marco krwTheo de Raadt
2005-08-21Some devices go berserk when asked for mode sense pages they don'tKenneth R Westerback
2005-08-18Only allow blocksizes that are powers of 2 between 512 and 64K. An sdKenneth R Westerback
2005-08-18Silly dlg did not read my old code careful enough. Missed 2 bits that areMarco Peereboom
2005-08-18infrastructure to support blinking controlled via /dev/bio ioctls. theDavid Gwynne
2005-08-18das blinkenlighten! uses /dev/bio to allow an ioctl to turn identify onDavid Gwynne
2005-08-17add a macro for the WRITE_BUFFER opcodeDavid Gwynne
2005-08-17Use defines for disk mode page codes. Check returned mode pages toKenneth R Westerback
2005-08-17dont increment the offset both in and out of the loop while reading theDavid Gwynne
2005-08-15free the right buffer on errorDavid Gwynne
2005-08-13Use scsi_do_mode_sense(). Testing on beck@'s new LTO changer.Kenneth R Westerback
2005-08-13let safte match on dell enclosures too. ses takes precedence thoughDavid Gwynne
2005-08-12rewrite the reading of the status page, which in turn adds support forDavid Gwynne
2005-08-12Move disk mode page structure declarations out of scsi_disk_pagesKenneth R Westerback
2005-08-11typosDavid Gwynne
2005-08-10use the appropriate flags to scsi_scsi_cmd during autoconf so we dont spinDavid Gwynne
2005-08-09Add Vital Product Data structure. Requested deraadt@ ok dlg@Marco Peereboom
2005-08-09normalise the fan speed outputDavid Gwynne
2005-08-08Fill in device structure, bad dlg@Marco Peereboom
2005-08-08Fill in device structure, bad dlg@Marco Peereboom
2005-08-05report the fan speed as a percentage since it seems all the enclosures weDavid Gwynne
2005-08-05dont do an inquiry in attach just to print the safte revision number. itDavid Gwynne
2005-08-05switch safte from using a scsi cmd at softclock to doing the commandsDavid Gwynne
2005-08-05reorder the allocation of bits in attach to make cleaning up on an errorDavid Gwynne
2005-08-05READ BUFFER is a generic opcode, so dont define our ownDavid Gwynne
2005-08-05a define for the scsi READ BUFFER opcodeDavid Gwynne
2005-08-05shorten dmesg outputTheo de Raadt
2005-08-05scsi_safte.c and scsi_safte.h are now known as safte.c and safte.hDavid Gwynne
2005-08-05make the naming of the safte files consisten with the rest of the scsiDavid Gwynne
2005-08-04this file is now known as ses.hDavid Gwynne
2005-08-04the generic scsi attach line already says we're an enclosure, so why didDavid Gwynne
2005-08-04be nicer to the controller the ses device is attached to by doing the scsiDavid Gwynne
2005-08-04Add support for dell enclosures that do both SES and SAF-TE. ok dlg@Marco Peereboom
2005-08-04Add SCSI 3 define. ok dlg@Marco Peereboom
2005-08-03Move a couple of 2048+4 byte structures from the stack to the heap.Kenneth R Westerback
2005-08-03report the state of the power supplies. the value shows if the psu is onDavid Gwynne
2005-08-03take advantage of the new ability of the sensors framework to report theDavid Gwynne
2005-08-02read the rpm of the fansDavid Gwynne
2005-08-01a new scsi enclosure services driver. this and safte replace the old sesDavid Gwynne
2005-08-01Return 0 as the block size when READ_CAPACITY fails in scsi_size().Kenneth R Westerback
2005-07-31remove the ses driver. it has never been enabled in GENERIC on any archDavid Gwynne
2005-07-30Use the blocksize returned from scsi_size() in preference to allKenneth R Westerback
2005-07-28put this where it belongsDavid Gwynne
2005-07-27delete the timeout on detach to avoid ticking after everything has beenDavid Gwynne
2005-07-26CELCIUS to CELSIUS in macros as pointed out by jolan and jmc. jmc also saysDavid Gwynne
2005-07-26slight shrinkingDavid Gwynne
2005-07-26dlg cant make fun of me for having to use the imperial system anymoreJolan Luff
2005-07-25add safte, a small driver for monitoring scsi accessed fault-tolerantDavid Gwynne