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Subject: AHA-2940, CHECK_CONDITION
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hi,
 I'm developing a user level interface with the generic scsi driver 
sg.c under linux-2.0.29.

 The target scsi device attached to my aha-2940 returns 
CHECK_CONDITION (0x02) to indicate an abnormal, but not fatal
event.

 When I check the result from the scsi transaction, this status is
set to 0, and there is no sense information (there should be).

 Has anyone got insight into how I can reliably get the CHECK_
CONDITION status?

thanks,
Dave Slimmer
Fermilab