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sg_modes (8)

名前

sg_modes - reads mode pages with SCSI MODE SENSE command

形式

sg_modes [--all] [--control=PC] [--dbd] [--dbout] [--examine] [--flexi-
ble]    [--help]    [--hex]    [--list]    [--llbaa]     [--maxlen=LEN]
[--page=PG[,SPG]] [--raw] [-R] [--six] [--verbose] [--version] [DEVICE]

sg_modes [-6] [-a] [-A] [-c=PC] [-d] [-D] [-e] [-f] [-h] [-H] [-l] [-L]
[-m=LEN] [-p=PG[,SPG]] [-r] [-subp=SPG] [-v] [-V] [-?] [DEVICE]

説明

SG_MODES(8)                        SG3_UTILS                       SG_MODES(8)



NAME
       sg_modes - reads mode pages with SCSI MODE SENSE command

SYNOPSIS
       sg_modes [--all] [--control=PC] [--dbd] [--dbout] [--examine] [--flexi-
       ble]    [--help]    [--hex]    [--list]    [--llbaa]     [--maxlen=LEN]
       [--page=PG[,SPG]] [--raw] [-R] [--six] [--verbose] [--version] [DEVICE]

       sg_modes [-6] [-a] [-A] [-c=PC] [-d] [-D] [-e] [-f] [-h] [-H] [-l] [-L]
       [-m=LEN] [-p=PG[,SPG]] [-r] [-subp=SPG] [-v] [-V] [-?] [DEVICE]

DESCRIPTION
       This utility sends a MODE SENSE SCSI command to the DEVICE and  outputs
       the  response.  There is a 6 byte and 10 byte (cdb) variant of the MODE
       SENSE command, this utility defaults to the 10 byte variant.

       This utility decodes mode page headers and block descriptors  but  out-
       puts  the contents of each mode page in hex. It also has no facility to
       change the mode page contents or block descriptor data. Mode page  con-
       tents are decoded and can be changed by the sdparm utility.

       This  utility  supports two command line syntaxes, the preferred one is
       shown first in the synopsis and explained in this section. A later sec-
       tion  on  the  old  command  line  syntax  outlines the second group of
       options.

       If no page is given (and --list is not selected) then --all is assumed.
       The --all option requests all mode pages (but not subpages) in a single
       response.

OPTIONS
       Arguments to long options are mandatory for short options as well.

       -a, --all
              output all the mode pages reported by the DEVICE. This  is  what
              the  page  code 63 (0x3f) is defined to do. When used once, mode
              subpages are not fetched. When used twice (e.g. '-aa'), all mode
              pages   and  subpages  are  requested  which  is  equivalent  to
              '--page=63,255'.

       -c, --control=PC
              PC is the page control value. Up to four different  versions  of
              each page are held by the device:
                0 : current values (i.e. those active at present)
                1 : changeable values
                2 : default values (i.e. the manufacturer's settings)
                3 : saved values
              The  changeable  values are bit masks showing which fields could
              be changed  with  a  MODE  SELECT.  The  saved  values  will  be
              re-instated  the  next time the device is power cycled or reset.
              If this option is not given then current values [0] are assumed.

       -d, --dbd
              disable block descriptors. By default, block  descriptors  (usu-
              ally  one  (for  disks)  or  none)  are returned in a MODE SENSE
              response. This option sets the "disable block descriptors" (DBD)
              bit  in  the  cdb  which  instructs the device not to return any
              block descriptors in its response. Older devices may not support
              this  setting  and  may  return  an "illegal request" sense key;
              alternatively they may ignore it. Oddly the Reduced  Block  Com-
              mand set (RBC) requires this bit set.

       -D, --dbout
              disable  outputting  block  descriptors. Irrespective of whether
              block descriptors are present in the response or not,  they  are
              not output.

       -e, --examine
              examine each mode page in the range 0 through to 62 (inclusive).
              If some response is given then print out the mode page  name  or
              number (in hex) if the name is not known.

       -f, --flexible
              Some  devices, bridges and/or drivers attempt crude translations
              between MODE SENSE 6 and 10 byte commands without correcting the
              response.  This  will  cause  the response to be mis-interpreted
              (usually with an error saying the response is  malformed).  With
              this  option,  the  length of the response is checked, and if it
              looks wrong, the response is then decoded as if the  other  mode
              sense (cdb length) was sent.

       -h, --help
              print out the usage message then exit.

       -H, --hex
              The  default  action  is  to decode known mode page numbers (and
              subpage numbers) into text. When this option is used  once,  the
              response is output in hexadecimal to stdout. When this option is
              used twice, mode page numbers and page control values are output
              in hex.
              When  this  option is used three times, the full response to the
              MODE SENSE command is output in hex to stdout without any decod-
              ing.  This  form can be redirected to a file (or piped) and then
              used 'sdparm --inhex=' to decode.

       -l, --list
              lists all common page and subpage codes and their names that are
              found in the command set that matches the peripheral type of the
              given DEVICE.  If no DEVICE and no --page=PG is given  then  the
              common page and subpage codes and their names are listed for SBC
              (e.g. a disk). If no DEVICE is given and a  --page=PG  is  given
              then  the  common  page  and  subpage  codes and their names are
              listed for the command set whose peripheral device type  matches
              the  value  given  to  PG. For example 'sg_mode --list --page=1'
              lists the command mode pages  and  subpages  for  tape  devices.
              Additionally  if a sub_page_code is given then it is interpreted
              as a transport identifier and command  transport  specific  mode
              page  codes  and  their names are listed following the main mode
              page list.  Other options are ignored.

       -L, --llbaa
              set the Long LBA Accepted (LLBAA) bit in  the  MODE  SENSE  (10)
              cdb.  This  bit is not defined in the MODE SENSE (6) cdb so set-
              ting the '-L' and '--six' options is reported as an error.  When
              set  the  DEVICE  may  respond with 16 byte block descriptors as
              indicated by the 'LongLBA' field in the response. In most  cases
              setting this option is not needed.

       -m, --maxlen=LEN
              The  LEN argument is the maximum response length in bytes. It is
              the 'allocation length' field in the cdb. When not given (or LEN
              is  zero)  then  the  allocation length field is set to 4096 for
              MODE SENSE (10) or 252 for MODE SENSE (6). The LEN argument must
              be  non-negative  and  no greater than 65535 for MODE SENSE (10)
              and not greater than 255 for MODE SENSE (6).

       -O, --old
              switch to older style options.

       -p, --page=PG
              page code to fetch. The PG is assumed  to  be  a  decimal  value
              unless  prefixed  by  '0x' or has a trailing 'h'. It should be a
              value between 0 and 63 (inclusive). When not given and a default
              is  required  then  a value of 63 (0x3f), which fetches all mode
              pages, is used.

       -p, --page=PG,SPG
              page code and subpage code values to fetch. Both  arguments  are
              assumed  to  be  decimal unless flagged as hexadecimal. The page
              code should be between 0 and  63  inclusive.  The  subpage  code
              should be between 0 and 255 inclusive. The default value for the
              subpage code is 0.

       -r, --raw
              output the response in binary  to  stdout.  Error  messages  and
              warnings,  if  any, are sent to stderr. When this option is used
              twice (e.g. '-rr') then has the same action as '-R'

       -R     output the selected mode page to stdout a byte  per  line.  Each
              line  contains  two  hexadecimal  digits  (e.g. "3e"). Useful as
              input (after editing) to the sg_wr_mode(8) utility.

       -6, --six
              by default this utility sends a 10 byte MODE  SENSE  command  to
              the  DEVICE.  However some SCSI devices only support 6 byte MODE
              SENSE commands (e.g. SCSI-2 tape drives). This parameter  forces
              the use of 6 byte MODE SENSE commands.

       -v, --verbose
              increase level of verbosity. Can be used multiple times.

       -V, --version
              print out version string then exit.


ATTRIBUTES
       See attributes(7) for descriptions of the following attributes:


       +---------------+--------------------------+
       |ATTRIBUTE TYPE |     ATTRIBUTE VALUE      |
       +---------------+--------------------------+
       |Availability   | system/storage/sg3_utils |
       +---------------+--------------------------+
       |Stability      | Pass-through uncommitted |
       +---------------+--------------------------+
NOTES
       If  the  normal  sg_modes utility fails with "illegal command operation
       code" then try the '--six' (or '-6') option.

       This utility performs a SCSI INQUIRY command to determine  the  periph-
       eral  type  of the device (e.g. 0 -> Direct Access Device (disk)) prior
       to sending a MODE SENSE command.  This  helps  in  decoding  the  block
       descriptor and mode pages.

       This  utility opens DEVICE with a read-only flag (e.g. in Unix with the
       O_RDONLY flag).

       In the 2.4 series of Linux kernels the DEVICE must be  a  SCSI  generic
       (sg)  device.  In the 2.6 series block devices (e.g. SCSI disks and DVD
       drives) can also be specified. For example "sg_modes -a /dev/sda"  will
       work in the 2.6 series kernels.

EXIT STATUS
       The  exit  status of sg_modes is 0 when it is successful. Otherwise see
       the sg3_utils(8) man page.

OLDER COMMAND LINE OPTIONS
       The options in this section were  the  only  ones  available  prior  to
       sg3_utils  version  1.23  .  In  sg3_utils version 1.23 and later these
       older options can be selected by either setting the  SG3_UTILS_OLD_OPTS
       environment variable or using '--old' (or '-O) as the first option.

       -6     by  default  this  utility sends a 10 byte MODE SENSE command to
              the DEVICE. This parameter forces the use of 6 byte  MODE  SENSE
              commands.  See --six in the main description.

       -a     see --all in the main description.

       -A     output  all the mode pages and subpages supported by the DEVICE.
              Same as '--all --all' in the new syntax.

       -c=PC  PC is the page control  value.  See  --control=PC  in  the  main
              description.

       -d     see --dbd in the main description.

       -D     see --dbout in the main description.

       -e     see --examine in the main description.

       -f     see --flexible in the main description.

       -h     The  default  action  is  to decode known mode page numbers (and
              subpage numbers) into text. With this option mode  page  numbers
              (and subpage numbers) are output in hexadecimal.

       -H     same action as the '-h' option.

       -l     see --list in the main description.

       -L     see --llbaa in the main description.

       -N     switch to the newer style options.

       -m=LEN see --maxlen=LEN in the main description.

       -p=PG  PG is page code to fetch. Should be a hexadecimal number between
              0 and 3f inclusive (0 to 63 decimal).  The  default  value  when
              required is 3f (fetch all mode pages).

       -p=PG,SPG
              page code and subpage code values to fetch. The page code should
              be a hexadecimal number between 0 and 3f inclusive. The  subpage
              code  should be a hexadecimal number between 0 and ff inclusive.
              The default value for the subpage code is 0.

       -r     output the selected mode page to stdout a byte  per  line.  Each
              line  contains  two  hexadecimal  digits  (e.g. "3e"). Useful as
              input (after editing) to the sg_wr_mode(8) utility.

       -subp=SPG
              sub page code to fetch. Should be a hexadecimal number between 0
              and 0xff inclusive. The default value is 0.

       -v     increase verbosity of output.

       -V     print out version string then exit.

       -?     output usage message then exit. Ignore all other parameters.

AUTHOR
       Written by Douglas Gilbert

REPORTING BUGS
       Report bugs to <dgilbert at interlog dot com>.

COPYRIGHT
       Copyright (C) 2000-2015 Douglas Gilbert
       This  software is distributed under the GPL version 2. There is NO war-
       ranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR  A  PARTICULAR  PUR-
       POSE.

SEE ALSO
       sdparm(8),   sg_wr_mode(8),   sginfo(8),   sgmode(scsirastools),  scsi-
       info(net), scu(net), seatools(seagate)

       All these utilities offer some facility to change mode page  (or  block
       descriptor) parameters.


       This     software     was    built    from    source    available    at
       https://github.com/oracle/solaris-userland.   The  original   community
       source was downloaded from  http://sg.danny.cz/sg/p/sg3_utils-1.42.tgz

       Further information about this software can be found on the open source
       community website at http://sg.danny.cz/sg/sg3_utils.html.



sg3_utils-1.41                   January 2015                      SG_MODES(8)