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Subject: How to get SCSI address
From: Damir Dezeljin <programing@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 8 Jun 2005 16:20:06 +0100 (GMT-1)
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Hi.

Is there a way to get the complete SCSI address (host, bus ,
ID and LUN) of a tape device (e.g. TAP01)?

I need it for the detection part of my program that needs a list of all
attached tape devices - I'm currently using QDCLCFGD() API to get a list
of configurred *TAP devices - is there a better solution gather the list?

Thanks and best regards,
Dezo

PS: Sorry for sending the MSG to both mailing lists - actually I'm using
C, however I guess the question is generic enough to fit on the midrange
list too.

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