SCSIBefehle

SCSIBefehle, also known as SCSI commands, are a set of instructions used to communicate with devices connected via the Small Computer System Interface (SCSI) bus. SCSI is a parallel interface standard that allows multiple devices to communicate with a computer. SCSIBefehle are used to perform various operations such as reading from and writing to storage devices, querying device status, and managing device configurations.

The SCSI command set includes a wide range of commands, each designed for specific tasks. For example, the READ command is used to retrieve data from a storage device, while the WRITE command is used to send data to a storage device. The INQUIRY command is used to obtain information about the device, such as its vendor, model, and firmware version. The REQUEST SENSE command is used to retrieve error information from the device.

SCSIBefehle are typically sent from the host computer to the SCSI device over the SCSI bus. The device then processes the command and sends a response back to the host. The response may include status information, data, or error codes, depending on the command that was issued.

SCSIBefehle are an essential part of the SCSI protocol, enabling efficient and reliable communication between the host and SCSI devices. They are used in a variety of applications, including data storage, backup, and archiving, as well as in specialized industrial and scientific equipment. The SCSI command set continues to evolve, with new commands being added to support emerging technologies and use cases.