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Subject: Re: Scsi target mode with qlogic 2312 card help
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You should have:

options         ISP_DEFAULT_ROLES=1


set. The 'too short' is indicative of the chip in target mode, but with 
no ATIO resources, so it gives back a default INQUIRY response.