The cam control block (ccb), Table 3-1, Cam operations – HP Integrity NonStop H-Series User Manual
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Interfacing With the Open SCSI I/O Process (IOP)
The CAM Control Block (CCB)
The CAM Control Block (CCB)
When you use the Open SCSI interface, the CCB control field in the WRITEREAD
buffer must correspond exactly to the structure of a CCB for each CAM operation even
if not all the fields of the CCB are needed by a particular operation. One exception to
this rule is that the Open SCSI IOP does not support the Connect ID field of the CCB
(see
on page 3-12) because this path information is specified when the IOP
is configured through SYSGENR.
CAM Operations
shows the Common Access Method (CAM) operations, indicates which ones
are supported by the Open SCSI IOP, and also directs you to a table describing the
CCB structure for each supported operation. For a detailed description of these
operations, see the ANSI CAM specification Information Technology - SCSI-2 Common
Access Method Transport and SCSI Interface Module (ANSI X3.221 - 1994).
Table 3-1. CAM Operations (page 1 of 2)
CAM Operation
Code
(in hex)
Description
Supported by
Open SCSI?
00
No Operation (See
Yes
01
Execute SCSI I/O (See
Yes
02
Get Device Type
No
03
Path Inquiry
No
04
Release SIM Queue (See
Yes
05
Set Async Callback
No
06
Set Device Type
No
07
Scan SCSI Bus
No
08-0F
(Reserved)
-
10
Yes
11
Reset SCSI Bus
No
12
Reset SCSI Device (See
Yes*
13
Terminate I/O Process
No
14-1F
(Reserved)
-
20
Engine Inquiry
No
21
Execute Engine Request
No
22-2F
(Reserved)
-
30-3F
Target mode and reserved operations
No
40-7F
(Reserved)
-
80
(Reserved — used by HP)
-