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Add Zip drive capability (or other removable, write-able media support) #6
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@akuker Correct me if I am wrong: We just need a new device type (just like SCSI_HD) which has the 'removable' flag set, correct? Actually, except for the sector size the MO device type is such a device. |
You are correct - also probably need to have the correct vendor ID
…On Mon, Aug 9, 2021 at 4:50 AM Uwe Seimet ***@***.***> wrote:
@akuker </~https://github.com/akuker> Correct me if I am wrong: We just
need a new device type (just like SCSI_HD) which has the 'removable' flag
set, correct? Actually, except for the sector size the MO device type is
such a device.
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There is no need for a particular vendor ID because there are numerous removable SCSI devices drives (Syquest, various MOs, ZIP, JAZ, ...), and the INQUIRY data indicate whether a drive is removable. All in all a ZIP drive is nothing but one of many of these removable device drives You would need a vendor ID in order to support proprietary ZIP/JAZ features like password-protected media, but I doubt that supporting this feature makes sense for RaSCSI. One would have to implement code that encrypts the device file on the fly in order to protect its content. (For a real ZIP/JAZ this is not an issue because it does not encrypt anything; the device just refuses to access a medium without a password.) |
It would be handy to be able to use write-able removable media, such as a Zip drive. Consider adding this as a future feature.
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