[Coco] SCSISYS question

[Bob Devries]

>From the SCSISYS manual:

IT.STP
Bits 7-2 = partition
bits 1-0 MPI slot
IT.TYP
bit 7 = hard disk
bit 6 = fudge LSN0
bits 3-5 = cluster size
bit 2 = 6309 flag
Bit 0-1 = sector size
IT.DNS
bit 7 = 512 flag
bit 5-6 = LUN
bit 4 = error type
bit 3 = no cache
bit 2 = no turbo
bit 0-1 = SCSI ID

So, my H1 descriptor is SCSI ID 1 and hence IT.DNS=$81

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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Robert Gault" <robert.gault at worldnet.att.net>
To: "CoCoList for Color Computer Enthusiasts" <coco at maltedmedia.com>
Sent: Saturday, June 24, 2006 12:42 PM
Subject: Re: [Coco] SCSISYS question



> Bob Devries wrote:

> 

>><snip>

>> dmode /h0 gives:

>> drv=00 stp=00 typ=84 dns=80 cyl=0385 sid=05

>> vfy=00 sct=0035 tos=0035 ilv=05 sas=08

>> 

>> dmode /h1 gives:

>> drv=01 stp=00 typ=84 dns=81 cyl=0385 sid=05

>> vfy=00 sct=0035 tos=0035 ilv=05 sas=08

>> 

> ><snip>

> 

> Bob I don't have scsisys so I'm not sure about any driver specific 

> entries in the descriptor. Using the current NitrOS-9 defs I'm wondering 

> why h1 has dns=81. What does bit0 in dns do for a hard drive? What 

> happens if you make it dns=80 as for h0?

> 

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