Drive emulation at driver level
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I would like to emulate a virtual SED at driver level. The goal is to develop/simulate the "firmware" of a drive, and map driver interface commands to an app which would handle interface specific commands. The driver interface may be one of SCSI, ATA, NVME.
Any hint how to create such an ATA/SCSI/... device, and how to map accesses to a userland app (such as nbd, but at device interface level)?
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I would like to emulate a virtual SED at driver level. The goal is to develop/simulate the "firmware" of a drive, and map driver interface commands to an app which would handle interface specific commands. The driver interface may be one of SCSI, ATA, NVME.
Any hint how to create such an ATA/SCSI/... device, and how to map accesses to a userland app (such as nbd, but at device interface level)?
drivers devices scsi sata
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The source code of SATA kernel driver sounds like the natural starting point. That's where I would look.
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I would like to emulate a virtual SED at driver level. The goal is to develop/simulate the "firmware" of a drive, and map driver interface commands to an app which would handle interface specific commands. The driver interface may be one of SCSI, ATA, NVME.
Any hint how to create such an ATA/SCSI/... device, and how to map accesses to a userland app (such as nbd, but at device interface level)?
drivers devices scsi sata
asked Jun 28 at 10:45
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I would like to emulate a virtual SED at driver level. The goal is to develop/simulate the "firmware" of a drive, and map driver interface commands to an app which would handle interface specific commands. The driver interface may be one of SCSI, ATA, NVME.
Any hint how to create such an ATA/SCSI/... device, and how to map accesses to a userland app (such as nbd, but at device interface level)?
drivers devices scsi sata
asked Jun 28 at 10:45
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asked Jun 28 at 10:45
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asked Jun 28 at 10:45
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The source code of SATA kernel driver sounds like the natural starting point. That's where I would look.
– ajeh
Jun 28 at 17:21
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The source code of SATA kernel driver sounds like the natural starting point. That's where I would look.
– ajeh
Jun 28 at 17:21
The source code of SATA kernel driver sounds like the natural starting point. That's where I would look.
– ajeh
Jun 28 at 17:21
The source code of SATA kernel driver sounds like the natural starting point. That's where I would look.
– ajeh
Jun 28 at 17:21
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The source code of SATA kernel driver sounds like the natural starting point. That's where I would look.
– ajeh
Jun 28 at 17:21