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- From: dc22@cunixf.cc.columbia.edu (Dieter Christensen)
- Subject: SCSI driver source wanted
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- Organization: Columbia University
- Date: Sat, 25 Jul 1992 03:16:29 GMT
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- HELLO SCUZZY PEOPLE! I'm looking for SCSI driver source code...
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- We are looking for source code which will enable us to cause a
- PC (the server) to pretend to be a CD-ROM drive on a SCSI bus
- connected to a second PC (the client). This emulation will occur as
- follows. The client PC will establish a SCSI connection with the
- server PC and submit a read request. At this point the server PC will
- issue a disconnect to the client. When the bus is free, the server
- will establish a connection with a real CD-ROM drive which is on the
- same bus. The server will re-issue the read request, handle any
- disconnects/reconnects which may be issued by the drive, and
- eventually receive the data. The server will massage the data,
- reconnect with the client, and send the data over.
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- I would very much like to obtain some source for a driver to
- get started, as time pressure prohibits starting from scratch. This
- source wants to drive either a commercially available SCSI board, or
- an available SCSI interface chip, for which parts data can also be
- obtained.
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- Any assistance in this matter would be greatly appreciated.
- I mean, _e_n_o_r_m_o_u_s_l_y_ appreciated, because disassembling
- existing drivers is no fun at all.
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- Please email to dc22@cunixf.cc.columbia.edu
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