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SCSIHA(7M)							    SCSIHA(7M)

NAME
     scsiha - SCSI bus and loop operation driver

SYNOPSIS
     /hw/scsi_ctlr/<number>/bus

DESCRIPTION
     The scsiha driver is used to pass requests to the scsi host adapter
     drivers to perform activities that aren't related to SCSI commands issued
     to individual devices.  On parallel SCSI, this includes operations like
     resetting a SCSI bus and probing for devices.  With Fibrechannel, it adds
     loop initialization, device reset and port bypass.

     All communication through the scsiha driver is via ioctls.	 Opens and
     closes automatically succeed.  The ioctl structure is defined in
     <sys/scsi.h>, and is called scsi_ha_op . The scsi_ha_op structure:

       struct scsi_ha_op
       {
	 uint	 sb_opt;    /* command option */
	 uint	 sb_arg;    /* usually data count */
	 uintptr_t sb_addr;   /* usually user address */
       };
       typedef struct scsi_ha_op scsi_ha_op_t;

     The sb_opt field is typically used to specify different options to the
     ioctl.  For example, the debug level of the host adapter driver, or a
     sub-operation code.
     The sb_arg field is typically used to specify how much data to transfer
     to/from the user level application and the driver.
     The sb_addr field should contain the user address to transfer the data
     to/from.

     There are a number of different ioctls that can be issued.

     SOP_RESET - fields unused
     SOP_SCAN - fields unused
     SOP_DEBUGLEVEL - uses sb_opt
     SOP_LIP - fields unused
     SOP_LIPRST - sb_opt is target ID to reset (255 = all targets)
     SOP_LPB - sb_opt is target ID to bypass
     SOP_LPE - sb_opt is target ID to enable
     SOP_LPEALL - fields unused
     SOP_QUIESCE - sb_opt is time for quiesce attempt, sb_arg is time for
     quiesce to be active
     SOP_QUIESCE_STATE - sb_addr is address of an unsigned 32 bit integer
     state variable
     SOP_UN_QUIESCE - fields unused
     SOP_GET_SCSI_PARMS - sb_addr is address to receive data

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     SOP_DISABLE - fields unused
     SOP_ENABLE - fields unused
     SOP_CTLR_STATE - sb_addr is the address of an unsigned 32 bit integer
     which receives the controller state
     SOP_GETMAP_SZ - sb_addr is the address of an int which receives the count
     of targets
     SOP_GETMAP - sb_addr is a pointer to an array (see SOP_GETMAP_SZ) of
     fc_targ_map structures
     SOP_GET_LNK_STS - sb_opt is to get maximum loop ids value, controller,
     loop or fabric target ID (0xffff = all targets), sb_addr is the address
     to receive maximum loop ids value or link error statistics data
     SOP_GET_WWN - sb_addr points to uint64_t into which the controller's port
     name is stored
     SOP_GET_FW_VERSION - sb_addr points to a structure of fw_info_t into
     which the controller's product ID and firmware version are stored.
     SOP_FW_DOWNLOAD - sb_addr points to the beginning of a buffer which holds
     the firmware to be downloaded and sb_arg holds the length of the image.

     Hardware Interface Driver Support

     IOCTL		 WD93	 WD95	 SCIP	 QL	 ADP78	 FCADP	 QLFC	 LS
     -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
     SOP_RESET		 YES	 YES	 YES	 YES	 YES	 YES	 YES	 YES
     SOP_SCAN		 YES	 YES	 YES	 YES	 YES	 YES	 YES	 YES
     SOP_DEBUGLEVEL	 NO	 NO	 NO	 YES	 NO	 YES	 YES	 YES
     SOP_LIP		 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 YES	 YES	 YES
     SOP_LIPRST		 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 YES	 YES	 YES
     SOP_LPB		 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 YES	 YES	 YES
     SOP_LPE		 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 YES	 YES	 YES
     SOP_LPEALL		 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 YES	 YES	 YES
     SOP_QUIESCE	 NO	 NO	 NO	 YES	 NO	 YES	 YES	 YES
     SOP_QUIESCE_STATE	 NO	 NO	 NO	 YES	 NO	 YES	 YES	 YES
     SOP_UNQUIESCE	 NO	 NO	 NO	 YES	 NO	 YES	 YES	 YES
     SOP_GET_SCSI_PARMS	 NO	 NO	 NO	 YES	 YES	 NO	 NO	 YES
     SOP_DISABLE	 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 YES	 YES
     SOP_ENABLE		 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 YES	 YES
     SOP_CTLR_STATE	 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 YES	 YES
     SOP_GETMAP_SZ	 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 YES	 YES	 YES
     SOP_GETMAP		 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 YES	 YES	 YES
     SOP_GET_LNK_STS	 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 YES	 YES	 YES
     SOP_GET_WWN	 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 YES	 YES
     SOP_FW_VERSION	 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 YES
     SOP_FW_DOWNLOAD	 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 NO	 YES

     Utilization By Program

     IOCTL		 scsiha	 scsiadminswap	 scsiquiesce
     -------------------------------------------------------
     SOP_RESET		 YES	     NO		 NO
     SOP_SCAN		 YES	     YES	 YES
     SOP_DEBUGLEVEL	 YES	     NO		 NO

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     SOP_LIP		 YES	     NO		 NO
     SOP_LIPRST		 YES	     NO		 NO
     SOP_LPB		 YES	     NO		 NO
     SOP_LPE		 YES	     NO		 NO
     SOP_LPEALL		 YES	     NO		 NO
     SOP_QUIESCE	 NO	     YES	 YES
     SOP_QUIESCE_STATE	 NO	     YES	 YES
     SOP_UNQUIESCE	 NO	     YES	 YES
     SOP_GET_SCSI_PARMS	 YES	     NO		 NO
     SOP_DISABLE	 NO	     NO		 NO
     SOP_ENABLE		 NO	     NO		 NO
     SOP_CTLR_STATE	 NO	     NO		 NO
     SOP_GETMAP_SZ	 YES	     NO		 NO
     SOP_GETMAP		 YES	     NO		 NO
     SOP_GET_LNK_STS	 YES	     NO		 NO

ATTRIBUTES
     The qlfc, fcadp, and ls drivers make the adapter's portname (sometimes
     known as the World Wide Name) available as a hardware graph attribute
     "_fc_portname" on the controller's bus vertex.  The attribute's value is
     8 bytes long and stored as a uint64_t.  See attr_get(2) for details on
     retrieving this value.

NOTES
     Since the driver provides direct access to the SCSI host adapter, the
     system administrator must be very careful in setting up the permissions
     on the device files, lest security holes occur, no checking is performed
     for potentially dangerous actions (bus reset, get data, send data, port
     bypass).  There should be no reason for non-superuser use of this driver
     interface.	 Resetting a SCSI bus can affect currently running programs.
     Anything that is using a tape drive will be aborted when the bus is
     reset.

     As the ls driver supports both scsi and fibre channel, and therefore
     supports the union of scsi and fibre specific ioctls, only the board type
     specific ioctls are supported on any particular controller.

FILES
     /hw/scsi_ctlr/#/bus

SEE ALSO
     ds(7M) to issue SCSI commands directly to devices.
     scsiha(1m), scsiquiesce(1m), scsiadminswap(1m), for programs that use
     this driver.

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