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The Linux SCSI programming HOWTO: Other useful stuff 16. Other useful stuffThings that may come in handy. I don't have no idea if there are newer or better versions around. Feedback is welcome.16.1 Device driver writer helpersThese documents can be found at the sunsite.unc.edu ftp server and its mirrors./pub/Linux/docs/kernel/kernel-hackers-guideThe LDP kernel hackers guide. May be a bit outdated, but covers the most fundamental things./pub/Linux/docs/kernel/drivers.doc.zThis document covers writing character drivers./pub/Linux/docs/kernel/tutorial.doc.zTutorial on writing a character device driver with code./pub/Linux/docs/kernel/scsi.paper.tar.gzA Latex document describing howto write a SCSI driver./pub/Linux/docs/hardware/DEVICESA list of device majors and minors used by Linux.16.2 Utilitiestsx-11.mit.edu: ALPHA/scsi/scsiinfo*.tar.gzProgram to query a scsi device for operating parameters, defect lists, etc. An X-based interface is available which requires you have Tk/Tcl/wish installed. With the X-based interface you can easily alter the settings on the drive.tsx-11.mit.edu: ALPHA/kdebugA gdb extension for kernel debugging. "

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