SCSI IDs from the command line -

From: pj@comp.rgu.ac.uk
Date: Tue Feb 25 2003 - 07:04:49 EST

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I know that this could be a really beginner question.
But, there we go:

I need to get a list of the SCSI IDs and which have something connected
(like OK probe-scsi) but to use as input for a script, so I need it using a
command from the command line.

Any link or command to look at will be really appreciated.-

Thanks in advance.-

Kind Regards.
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Pablo Jejcic
Smartweb Senior system Administrator
School of Computing - Robert Gordon University
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