linux-scst

问题 Suppose I have an iSCSI device /dev/sdat , how do I know the IP address of it's target? The target driver is SCST, and the initiator is iSCSI. All I know is a device named /dev/sdat and nothing more. So how to get the IP address of it's target? 回答1: Well, I'm not proud of this, but it gets the job done. At least for some definitions of getting the job done. The basic idea is this. You can get the target IQN from the output of lsscsi -t . (You'll need the lsscsi program if you don't already

问题 Suppose I have an iSCSI device /dev/sdat , how do I know the IP address of it's target? The target driver is SCST, and the initiator is iSCSI. All I know is a device named /dev/sdat and nothing more. So how to get the IP address of it's target? 回答1: Well, I'm not proud of this, but it gets the job done. At least for some definitions of getting the job done. The basic idea is this. You can get the target IQN from the output of lsscsi -t . (You'll need the lsscsi program if you don't already

问题 I need help understanding why I get an error when I insert a module. I have tried this with no success. $ sudo modprobe lpfc_scst FATAL: Error inserting lpfc_scst (/lib/modules/2.6.32-33-generic/extra/lpfc_scst.ko): Unknown symbol in module, or unknown parameter (see dmesg) $ dmesg | tail [ 1201.262842] lpfc_scst: Unknown symbol scst_register_target [ 1201.262949] lpfc_scst: Unknown symbol lpfc_tm_term [ 1201.263161] lpfc_scst: no symbol version for scst_register_session [ 1201.263164] lpfc