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3 sg_seek \- send SCSI SEEK, PRE-FETCH(10) or PRE-FETCH(16) command
8 [\fI\-\-pre\-fetch\fR] [\fI\-\-readonly\fR] [\fI\-\-skip=SB\fR]
14 Sends a SCSI SEEK(10), PRE\-FETCH(10) or PRE\-FETCH(16) command to the
17 disks). The PRE\-FETCH command can be viewed as SEEK's modern replacement.
20 given number of blocks) into the disk's cache. Also the PRE\-FETCH commands
23 The PRE\-FETCH commands can report "real" errors but usually they will report
29 is returned. So if a disk has a large cache and PRE\-FETCH is used sparingly
37 use a 10 byte cdb command, either SEEK(10) or PRE\-FETCH(10) command. In
38 the absence of the \fI\-\-pre\-fetch\fR option, the SEEK(10) command is
39 used. If the \fI\-\-pre\-fetch\fR option is given without this option
40 then a PRE\-FETCH(16) command is used.
43 \fINC\fR is the number of commands (one of SEEK(10), PRE\-FETCH(10) or
44 PRE\-FETCH(16)) that will be executed. The default value is 1. If an error
58 this option only applies to PRE\-FETCH(10) and PRE\-FETCH(16), setting
67 PRE\-FETCH commands is still either CONDITION MET status (if the cache seems
74 \fILBA\fR field in SEEK(10) and PRE\-FETCH(10) is a 32 bit quantity,
75 while with PRE\-FETCH(16) it is a 64 bit quantity. The default value is
81 the \fINUM\fR value. For PRE\-FETCH(10) \fINUM\fR is a 16 bit quantity,
82 while for PRE\-FETCH(16) it is a 32 bit quantity. The default value is
86 \fB\-p\fR, \fB\-\-pre\-fetch\fR
87 this option selects either PRE\-FETCH(10) or PRE\-FETCH(16) commands. With
88 the \fI\-\-10\fR also given, the PRE\-FETCH(10) command is selected; without
89 that option PRE\-FETCH(16) is selected. The default (in the absence of this
102 1 . \fISB\fR may be set to 0 so that all \fINC\fR PRE\-FETCH commands use
134 is greater than 1) then the result of the last executed SEEK or PRE\-FETCH