ANSI INCITS465-2010 Information technology - SCSI ATA Translation - 2 (SAT-2)《信息技术.SCSI ATA转化.2(SAT-2)》.pdf

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2、yright American National Standards Institute Provided by IHS under license with ANSI Not for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-INCITS 465-2010American National Standardfor Information Technology SCSI/ATA Translation - 2(SAT-2)SecretariatInformation Technology

3、 Industry CouncilApproved November 12, 2010American National Standards Institute, Inc.AbstractThis standard specifies a translation layer between SCSI and ATA protocols. This translation layer is used by storage controllers to emulate objects in a SCSI logical unit using an ATA device, providing cap

4、abilities defined by SCSI standards (e.g., the SCSI Block Commands (SBC-3) and SCSI Primary Commands (SPC-4) standards). For the purposes of this standard, ATA device capabilities are defined by ATA8-AAM, ATA8-ACS, ATA8-APT, ATA8-AST, and SATA-2.6.Copyright American National Standards Institute Prov

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17、out license from IHS-,-,-iContentsPageForewordxIntroduction . xiv1 Scope 12 Normative References 42.1 Normative references . 42.2 Approved references 42.3 References under development . 42.4 Other references 43 Definitions, symbols, abbreviations, and conventions . 53.1 Definitions 53.2 Symbols and

18、abbreviations 103.3 Keywords . 113.4 SAT specific terminology 113.5 Conventions . 113.5.1 Overview . 113.5.2 Numeric conventions . 123.5.3 Bit and byte ordering . 123.5.4 Notation for byte encoded character strings 143.5.5 Notation for command descriptions . 143.5.5.1 Description 143.5.6 Use of fiel

19、d names defined in ATA standards and specifications 154 General . 165 SCSI architecture 175.1 Overview 175.2 Multi-Initiator Configurations . 185.3 Unit attention condition . 195.4 Handling errors in ATA commands . 195.5 ATA nexus loss 195.6 ATA hardware and software reset processing . 205.7 Transla

20、tion of Large Physical Sectors 206 Command management model . 256.1 Overview 256.2 Multiple command processing 266.2.1 Comparison of SCSI task set management and ATA queuing . 266.2.2 Command mapping overview 276.2.3 Mapping of SCSI commands to ATA queued commands . 276.2.4 Commands the SATL queues

21、internally 276.2.5 Command queuing with multiple I_T nexuses . 276.2.6 Collateral abort with queued commands . 286.3 Command priority . 286.4 Task management functions 296.4.1 Task management functions overview 296.4.2 Aborting ATA queued commands . 296.4.3 Aborting ATA non-queued commands 296.4.4 A

22、BORT TASK 296.4.5 ABORT TASK SET 306.4.6 CLEAR ACA 30Copyright American National Standards Institute Provided by IHS under license with ANSI Not for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-ii6.4.7 CLEAR TASK SET 306.4.8 I_T NEXUS RESET . 316.4.9 LOGICAL UNIT RESET

23、316.4.10 QUERY TASK . 326.4.11 QUERY TASK SET . 326.4.12 QUERY ASYNCHRONOUS EVENT . 326.4.13 Reset task management functions 336.5 CONTROL Byte . 336.6 I_T nexus loss 337 Summary of SCSI / ATA command mappings 348 SCSI Primary Commands (SPC) command mapping . 368.1 INQUIRY command 368.1.1 INQUIRY co

24、mmand overview . 368.1.2 Standard INQUIRY data 378.2 LOG SENSE command 398.2.1 LOG SENSE command overview 398.2.2 PC (page control) field 408.2.3 PAGE CODE and SUB PAGE CODE fields . 408.3 LOG SELECT command 418.3.1 LOG SELECT command overview 418.3.2 Page control field translations . 418.3.3 PAGE C

25、ODE field and SUBPAGE CODE field translations . 418.4 MODE SELECT (6) command . 418.4.1 MODE SELECT (6) command overview . 418.4.2 MODE SELECT (6) CDB fields . 428.5 MODE SELECT (10) command . 428.6 MODE SENSE (6) command . 428.6.1 MODE SENSE (6) command overview . 428.6.2 MODE SENSE (6) CDB fields

26、. 438.7 MODE SENSE (10) command . 438.8 READ BUFFER command . 448.8.1 READ BUFFER command overview .448.8.2 MODE field 448.8.2.1 MODE field overview 448.8.2.2 Data mode 448.8.2.3 Descriptor mode . 458.9 REQUEST SENSE command 458.9.1 REQUEST SENSE command overview 458.9.2 Format operation in progress

27、 468.9.3 SMART threshold exceeded condition 468.9.4 Stopped power condition . 468.9.5 Unit attention condition established . 478.9.6 Idle power condition 478.9.7 Standby power condition . 478.10 SECURITY PROTOCOL IN command . 478.10.1 SECURITY PROTOCOL field . 478.10.2 SECURITY PROTOCOL SPECIFIC fie

28、ld . 478.10.3 ALLOCATION LENGTH field 488.11 SECURITY PROTOCOL OUT command . 488.11.1 SECURITY PROTOCOL field . 488.11.2 SECURITY PROTOCOL SPECIFIC field . 488.11.3 TRANSFER LENGTH field . 498.12 SEND DIAGNOSTIC command . 508.12.1 SEND DIAGNOSTIC command overview . 508.12.2 SELF-TEST CODE field 51Co

29、pyright American National Standards Institute Provided by IHS under license with ANSI Not for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-iii8.12.3 SELFTEST bit 528.13 TEST UNIT READY command . 548.13.1 TEST UNIT READY command overview 548.13.2 TEST UNIT READY command

30、translation 548.14 WRITE BUFFER command 558.14.1 WRITE BUFFER command overview . 558.14.2 MODE field 558.14.2.1 MODE field overview 558.14.2.2 Write data mode . 568.14.2.3 Download microcode mode 05h .568.14.2.4 Download microcode mode 07h .569 SCSI Block Commands (SBC) command mapping 589.1 Transla

31、ting LBA and transfer length and ATA command use constraints 589.1.1 Overview . 589.1.2 Direct logical block mapping model . 589.1.3 Indirect logical block mapping model 589.1.4 Selection of ATA block commands 589.2 FORMAT UNIT command 609.2.1 FORMAT UNIT command overview 609.2.2 FORMAT UNIT paramet

32、er list . 619.2.3 SATL defect list header field combinations . 619.2.4 FOV bit 619.2.5 DCRT bit 619.2.6 IP bit . 629.3 READ commands overview 629.3.1 READ commands operation code translation . 629.3.2 READ commands with FUA 629.4 READ (6) command . 639.5 READ (10) command . 639.6 READ (12) command .

33、 649.7 READ (16) command . 649.8 READ CAPACITY (10) command 659.8.1 READ CAPACITY (10) command overview 659.8.2 READ CAPACITY (10) parameter data . 659.9 READ CAPACITY (16) command 669.9.1 READ CAPACITY (16) command overview 669.9.2 READ CAPACITY (16) parameter data . 669.10 REASSIGN BLOCKS command

34、679.10.1 REASSIGN BLOCKS command overview 679.10.2 REASSIGN BLOCKS operation code . 679.11 START STOP UNIT command . 699.11.1 START STOP UNIT command overview 699.11.2 Processing ending status if an error occurs 769.11.3 START STOP UNIT START bit LOEJ bit combinations 769.11.4 NO_FLUSH translation .

35、779.12 SYNCHRONIZE CACHE (10) command . 779.13 SYNCHRONIZE CACHE (16) command . 789.14 VERIFY (10) command 789.15 VERIFY (12) command 799.16 VERIFY (16) command 799.17 WRITE commands overview 809.17.1 WRITE commands operation code translation 809.17.2 WRITE commands with FUA . 809.18 WRITE (6) comma

36、nd 819.19 WRITE (10) command 829.20 WRITE (12) command 83Copyright American National Standards Institute Provided by IHS under license with ANSI Not for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-iv9.21 WRITE (16) command 849.22 WRITE AND VERIFY commands overview . 84

37、9.23 WRITE AND VERIFY (10) command . 859.24 WRITE AND VERIFY (12) command . 869.25 WRITE AND VERIFY (16) command . 879.26 WRITE LONG (10) command 879.27 WRITE LONG (16) command 899.28 WRITE SAME (10) command 899.28.1 WRITE SAME (10) command overview 899.28.2 LBDATA bit and PBDATA bit 919.29 WRITE SA

38、ME (16) command 9110 Parameters for SAT implementations . 9310.1 Mode parameters . 9310.1.1 General information . 9310.1.2 Commonly used SCSI mode pages overview . 9310.1.3 Mode parameter headers 9410.1.4 Mode parameter block descriptor fields 9510.1.5 Control mode page 9510.1.5.1 General translatio

39、n . 9510.1.5.2 Extended self-test completion time . 9610.1.6 Read-Write Error Recovery mode page 9710.1.7 Caching mode page 9810.1.8 Informational Exceptions Control mode page . 10010.1.8.1 Informational Exceptions Control mode page overview . 10010.1.8.2 Method of reporting informational exceptions

40、 (MRIE) 10010.1.9 Power Condition mode pages . 10010.1.9.1 Power Condition mode pages overview . 10010.1.9.2 ATA Power Condition mode page 10110.1.9.3 Power Condition mode page 10110.2 Log parameters 10310.2.1 Log parameters overview 10310.2.2 Application Client log page 10410.2.2.2 LOG SELECT trans

41、lation . 10410.2.2.3 LOG SENSE translation . 10510.2.3 Supported Log Pages log page . 10610.2.4 Support Log Pages and Subpages log page . 10610.2.5 Self-Test Results log page 10610.2.5.1 Self-Test Results log page overview 10610.2.5.2 A method of determining ATA command selection for field translati

42、ons 11010.2.5.3 Sense key and additional sense code 11110.2.6 Informational Exceptions log page 11210.2.6.1 Informational Exceptions log page overview 11210.2.6.2 Additional sense code and additional sense code qualifier translations . 11210.2.6.3 Most recent temperature reading translation 11310.3

43、Vital product data parameters 11310.3.1 Vital product data parameters overview 11310.3.2 Supported VPD pages VPD page . 11410.3.3 Unit Serial Number VPD page . 11410.3.4 Device Identification VPD page . 11510.3.4.1 Device Identification VPD page overview . 11510.3.4.2 Logical unit name . 11510.3.4.2

44、.1 Logical unit name overview . 11510.3.4.2.2 Logical unit name derived from the world wide name . 11510.3.4.2.3 Logical unit name derived from the model number and serial number 11610.3.4.3 Examples of additional designation descriptors . 11710.3.4.3.1 Designation descriptors included by a SATL in

45、an ATA host 117Copyright American National Standards Institute Provided by IHS under license with ANSI Not for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-v10.3.4.3.2 Designation descriptors included by a SATL in a SAS initiator device 11810.3.4.3.3 Designation descrip

46、tors included by a SATL in a SCSI to ATA protocol bridge 11910.3.5 Mode Page Policy VPD page 11910.3.6 Block Device Characteristics VPD Page . 12011 Translation of ATA errors to SCSI errors 12112 SAT-specific SCSI extensions 12212.1 SAT-specific SCSI extensions overview 12212.2 ATA PASS-THROUGH comm

47、ands 12212.2.1 ATA PASS-THROUGH commands overview 12212.2.2 ATA PASS-THROUGH (12) command . 12312.2.3 ATA PASS-THROUGH (16) command . 12612.2.4 Mapping of ATA PASS-THROUGH CDB field translations . 12712.2.5 ATA PASS-THROUGH status return 12812.2.6 ATA Status Return descriptor 12912.2.7 Fixed format

48、sense data 13012.3 SAT-specific mode pages 13212.3.1 SAT-specific mode pages overview 13212.3.2 PATA Control mode page . 13212.3.3 ATA Power Condition mode page . 13612.4 SAT-specific VPD pages 13712.4.1 SAT-specific VPD pages overview 13712.4.2 ATA Information VPD page . 13712.4.2.1 ATA Information

49、 VPD page overview . 13712.4.2.2 ATA device signature . 13912.4.2.3 ATA IDENTIFY DEVICE data or ATA IDENTIFY PACKET DEVICE data . 14012.5 SAT-specific security protocol parameters . 14012.5.1 ATA Device Server Password security protocol 14012.5.1.1 SECURITY PROTOCOL IN command . 14012.5.1.1.1 SECURITY PROTOCOL IN command overview . 14012.5.1.1.2 SECURITY PROTOCO