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  1. 01-25-2007 #1
    anando.1980
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    source code

    hi all,

    please anyone who tell me source code for

    scsi_mod,
    sd_mod,
    sata_sil
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    google around for source code...
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    source code

    hi Mr Anando
    you can visit www.koders.com, where almost all the source code are available and
    sd_mod means it s for secure digital card,so you may get the almost similar code with name changed,try that.


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    Quote Originally Posted by anando.1980
    hi all,

    please anyone who tell me source code for

    scsi_mod,
    sd_mod,
    sata_sil
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  5. 02-05-2007 #5
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    Better to look it into the Linux kernel source
    check www.kernel.org
    or lxr.linux.no
    u can get it at ..
    /drivers/scsi/
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