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#**************************************************************************
#* COPYRIGHT (C) Mylex Corporation 1992-1997 *
#* *
#* This software is furnished under a license and may be used and copied *
#* only in accordance with the terms and conditions of such license and *
#* with inclusion of the above copyright notice. This software or any *
#* other copies thereof may not be provided or otherwise made available *
#* to any other person. No title to, nor ownership of the software is *
#* hereby transferred. *
#* *
#* The information in this software is subject to change without notices *
#* and should not be construed as a commitment by Mylex Corporation *
#* *
#**************************************************************************/
#
# Mylex drive size information can be defined in two formats.
#
# OLD FORMAT
# The "OLD FORMAT" is defined in certain older utilities as :
# 0..0 1 byte, @
# 1..16 16 bytes, SCSI product string
# 17..17 1 byte, any character for separator
# 18..23 6 bytes, capacity in MB
# 24..24 1 byte, blank for readability
# 25..26 2 bytes, MB for readability
# 27..nn yy bytes, available for comments
#
# NOTE:
# It is recommended that user should use the new format.
#
# NEW FORMAT
#
# The new format is defined in GAM 2.10 and above.
# 0..0 1 byte, + or - :
# + adds the new entry to the GAM driver if the
# entry did not exist or has changed.
# - removes the old entries from the GAM driver
# if they existed or were ignored. The advantage
# of - is that one does not have to delete the old
# entries and possibly forget the values. This
# method can be used to preserve the old values and to
# enable them when required.
#
# 1..28 28 bytes, vendor ID, product ID, Revision as defined in
# the SCSI specification. The wild character ? mark can be
# used to ignore a character. For example,
# revision number or different vendor for same product, etc.
#
# 29..29 1 byte, any character as a separator.
# 30..39 10 bytes, are capacity. The value depends on the next character.
# 40..40 1 byte defines the capacity format. If the character is
# <blank> The capacity is in GB.
# g, G The capacity is in GB.
# m, M The capacity is in MB.
# k, K The capacity is in KB.
# For example, 102k is 102KB capacity, 1024k is 1MB capacity,
# 1g is 1GB capacity, 1 is 1GB capacity.
# 41..nn yy bytes, available for comments
#
# NOTE:
# The old data format assumed the vendor ID and revision were all
# wild characters.
# The defined size is the maximum size allowed on the drive which matches
# the ID string. If the actual drive capacity is more than the defined
# size, then the defined capacity will take effect. If the actual drive
# capacity is smaller than the defined capacity, then there is no change
# to the size defined.
#
# One entry per drive model is enough for one system.
#
# Enter below the size values in the new format with + or -
#1234567890123456789012345678:012345678901234567890
-MYLEX DAC960SU TEST 0252: 4g Capacity in GB
-MYLEX DAC960SX???TEST?????: 2150k Capacity in KB
-MYLEX DAC960SX???TEST?0300: 150m Capacity in MB
#
#
# Enter below the size values in the old format with @
#1234567890123456:890123 56789012345678901234567890
-MXT-520SL : 250 MB
#
#
# The : is the last valid information line marker.
: No lines will be scanned after seeing : in the first colum.