Anatomy of the Linux SCSI Subsystem

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"GNU/Linux and SCSI are a natural pair because they both have similar characteristics in their respective environments. GNU/Linux is a secure and reliable operating system that runs non-stop. SCSI is the obvious choice for reliable and high-performance storage. Both are also open source. You can download and read the various SCSI specifications from the T10 Technical Committee of the International Committee on Information Technology Standards (INCITS). Similarly, you can download the GNU/Linux source to understand their implementations. Each dominate in their respective industries, so it's not surprising that GNU/Linux supports SCSI better than any other operating system out there..."

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