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I have a requirement to log the command history of all disk drives running in the system. I test disk drives. I was thinking the drivers could be modified to ...
  1. 07-31-2010 #1
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    Disk driver command history

    I have a requirement to log the command history of all disk drives running in the system. I test disk drives. I was thinking the drivers could be modified to do this. Is this practical? If so, where would I log the history file? Where can I patch it in the drive to do this?
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    It may be as simple as turning on debugging in kernel conf.
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    Are you talking about the turning that on so it goes into the kernel FIFO (output via DMESG) . If so, I need an accurate timestamp of command execution and I cannot get that from the kernel FIFO. I test hundreds of drives a day.
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