| From: | Jim Cadwallader |
| Date: | 8 Jul 2001 at 08:39:07 |
| Subject: | Re: SquirrelSCSI |
Hello Steve
On 08-Jul-01, you wrote:
> On 07-Jul-01, Jim Cadwallader said -
>
>> JC I think it's part of Surf Squirrel only.
>
> That was my thought originally, but, I can find the surfsquirrel.library,
> which is not quite the same thing. AND, if I do include C:SquirrelSCSI
> before Setpatch it fails with return code 20. I assume it's because of a
> missing library.
It's not because of a missing library IMO. If you are using the '060
squirrelscsi.device it's probably because support for '040 up is installed
by SetPatch, the device thus can't be opened without an error 'til then.
I had the same prob tinkering with the '060 device then went back to the
'020 device I should have been using anyway.
> I've had a look at the CD32 emulation script that came with the squirrel,
> and strangely, although the squirrelscsi command is on the disks, it
> doesn't appear to be used anywhere, so I'm not even sure what it does -
> it's certainly never been in my SS. I was tryng it a) out of curiosity,
> and b) In the hope that it might cure a rarely manifesting problem I have.
> I assume the command is failing because the library is missing.
>
> In fact, if anyone knows what the command is used for, and what it does,
> I'd be interested to find out (what's reurn code 20 BTW)
I think it's used for setting SquirrelSCSI options such as POLLEDIO, DEVICE
name,
and may also be used for mounting SCSI HDs.
Return codes are 0 = success, 5 = warning (e.g. in scripts "If WARN ...")
but
continue script, 10 = error & abort script unless FailAt set higher, 20 =
failure.
Regards
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