Is there a way, via an ioctl call, or something to identify what
specific IDE hard disk or other IDE device is hooked up to the IDE
controller?
I'm really hoping to be able to determine something like "/dev/hda is
a Maxtor 96147H6".
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Am Mittwoch, 31. Oktober 2001 01:52 schrieb Mark Atwood:
> Is there a way, via an ioctl call, or something to identify what
> specific IDE hard disk or other IDE device is hooked up to the IDE
> controller?
What about
cat /proc/ide/hda/model
greetings
Christian Borntr?ger
On 30 Oct 2001, Mark Atwood wrote:
> Is there a way, via an ioctl call, or something to identify what
> specific IDE hard disk or other IDE device is hooked up to the IDE
> controller?
HDIO_GET_IDENTITY is the ioctl you seek.
Grab the hdparm source for an example of how to use this and other
IDE related ioctls.
regards,
Dave.
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On 30 Oct 2001, Mark Atwood wrote:
> Is there a way, via an ioctl call, or something to identify what
> specific IDE hard disk or other IDE device is hooked up to the IDE
> controller?
>
> I'm really hoping to be able to determine something like "/dev/hda is
> a Maxtor 96147H6".
Something like
---cut
12:12:17 limbo ~$ cat /proc/ide/hd?/model
IC35L040AVER07-0
IBM-DTLA-307030
TOSHIBA DVD-ROM SD-M1212
CR-4804TE
12:12:19 limbo ~$
---cut
?
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Hi!
> Is there a way, via an ioctl call, or something to identify what
> specific IDE hard disk or other IDE device is hooked up to the IDE
> controller?
>
> I'm really hoping to be able to determine something like "/dev/hda is
> a Maxtor 96147H6".
>
>
hdparm -i /dev/hda
// Stefan