by I am currently trying to connect to a "scsi device" which outputs a
pI am currently trying to connect to a "scsi device" which outputs a
perscribed sequence of commands and data. It expects only to write to
a Pioneer worm drive. I am trying to trick the device into
thinking that it is talking to a Pioneer drive through Linux and a
SCSI card. My aim is to write the data to a file.
I have been told that to do this I need a SCSI card and driver which
support target mode. Does anyone have experience in doing anything like
this? Which card would you suggest to use under LINUX, that supports
target mode? Is there a target mode driver for it?
The NCR cards and drivers: 53c7,8xx.c and NCR5380.c seem to support
target mode. Has anyone actually used them to do this? Did it work?
I have also been told that the AHA1542B supports target mode.
Any help is much appreciated, thank you,
Mike T.