Have you ever wondered what error-code is causing your SCSI-Unit's LED
to flash, whether you enabled the write-cache mode with the jumpers
on your MO-drive or what truly is the problem when a unit fails to be
mounted?

Then this is the tool for you:
It offers printing of SCSI-inquiry information, as well as reading/writing
of blocks from/to a device. (There is however no TD64 support yet.)

It even works partially with IDE-controllers providing scsi-compatible
devices, such as the scsi.device on the A1200/A4000D.

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Usage: SCSIscrutinize <drive> [i][r][w] <from block>-<to> <file> 
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- <drive> only will show the mountlist-information for the drive 
  if no drive exists, a mountlist has to be created for the      
  SCSI-device specifying the unit-number etc., and has to be     
  mounted under a drive-name first (this can also be done for    
  non-trackdisk SCSI-devices like printers,scanners or streamers 
- "i" will perform an SCSI-inquiry of the device, attempt to     
  obtain the defect block list and if possible read block 0      
  the output may be redirected to a text file by adding " >o.txt"
- "r" will read the specified blocks and store the data in <file>
- "w" will write the <file>-data onto the specified blocks       
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example: "SCSIscrutinize DH0 i"                                  
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[generic]                  790    1718  46.0% -lh5- 4c94 Jun  6  2004 SCSIscrutinize.readme
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