| It might. When the SCSI driver doesn't recognize a disk
it calls it "RZxx". The default options for such a device
may be more limited than for one it recognizes, probably
a lack of tagged command queueing when that is otherwise
supported. You may want to adapt the HSZ40 entry in the
/sys/data/cam_data.c file to recognize the controller by
its other name and that should get all the same options.
This file is reasonably commented, so adapting an existing
entry shouldn't be hard.
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| Yes, it will create a performance hit. The engineering/marketing
group for the H/W specifically decided to NOT support the SWXRC
variant on Digital UNIX (or any on-base system for that matter).
To make it work, you need to edit the /sys/data/cam_data.c file
to create an entry for your SWXRC device. Use scu to look at
the inquiry data, then make an entry exactly like the HSZ40 entry
but with the inquiry string fields changed. Just look at the
difference between the HSZ40 and HSZ20 entries to get an idea
of what you need to change.
Support may be another issue depending on the current stand that
the H/W engineering/marketing groups are taking.
Fred Knight
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