I'm wanting to get some info about scsi disks on a system using /proc in
a similar way that you can for ide devices. But I don't seem to be able
to find out the info I want.
e.g.
In /proc/ide/ide0/hda there are a few files giving me info about my hda
drive. This info is there for any ide drive.
Under /proc/scsi there is a sub dir for the controller which gives
controller statistics etc and a flat file named scsi. This gives some
basic info about the scsi devices in the scsi chain but it's very
limited, i.e. no geometry or capacity info. This info is available at
boot time as a grep of /var/log/dmesg shows info found by the scsi
driver but I can't find it in /proc
Is there away to get this info from the kernel via /proc ?
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