- About lsscsi : List SCSI devices (or hosts) and their attributes
- I comes from “lsscsi-0.23” package.
- Configuration Files:
- Path: /usr/bin/lsscsi
Examples:
1. To list SCSi devices
| $ lsscsi |
2. To get the classic output
| $ lsscsi -c $ lsscsi –classic |
3. To get the device name the device node major and minor numbers
| $ lsscsi -d $ lsscsi –device |
3. To output the scsi generic device file name
| $ lsscsi -g $ lsscsi –generic |
4. To get the help
| $ lsscsi -h $ lsscsi –help |
5. To list the SCSI hosts currently attached to the system.
| $ lsscsi -H $ lsscsi –hosts |
6. To Use linux default algorithm for naming devices
| $ lsscsi -k $ lsscsi –kname |
7. To output additional information in pairs
| $ lscsci -L $ lscsci –list |
8. To output additional information for each SCSI device
| $ lsscsi -l $ lsscsi –long |
9. To output additional data integrity (protection) information
| $ lsscsi -p $ lsscsi –protection |
10. To output transport information
| $ lsscsi -t $ lsscsi –transport |
11. To get the verbose info
| $ lsscsi -v $ lsscsi –verbose |
12. To get the version
| $ lsscsi -V $ lsscsi –version |
13. To assumes sysfs is mounted at PATH instead of the default â/sysâ
| $ lsscsi -y $ lsscsi –sysfsroot=PATH |
Related Commands: lspci, lsusb
