How a IDE partition can emulate a SCSI disk?
Dear Experts,
I have an application which request 2 HDs to run and at lease 1 is SCSI. However, I have 1 IDE disk only. Is there any tools to emulate SCSI disk by a IMG file or a IDE Partition? thx. Al Exlihk |
USB mass storage devices use the usb-scsi emulation layer. You might get somewhere with that.
In general, I doubt it; SCSI is more complex than IDE/ATAPI as I understand it, though there is a relationship between the two. If the application is looking for a /dev/sda file, but treats it as a block device (i.e. it doesn't do any low-level SCSI manipulation of it, like trying to eject it), then you can create a symbolic link instead. As root: Code:
cd /dev/ Code:
dd if=/dev/zero of=/tmp/contig bs=1024 count=2048 |
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