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Bart Van Assche
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4. User space programs in the usr/ subdirectory, e.g. fileio_tgt.
5. Various documentation in the doc/ subdirectory.
Instructions for building and installing SCST are available in the INSTALL.md
file.
## QLogic target driver
Two QLogic target drivers are included in the SCST project. The driver in

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FCST is a kernel module that depends on libfc and SCST to provide FC target
support.
To build for linux-2.6.34, do:
1. Build and install scst, fcst and scstadmin following the instructions
in the top-level INSTALL.md file.
1. Get the kernel source:
2. Install the FCoE admin tools:
KERNEL=linux-2.6.34
apt-get install fcoe-utils lldpad ||
dnf install fcoe-utils lldpad ||
zypper install fcoe-utils open-lldp
cd /usr/src/kernels
URL_DIR=http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.6
TARFILE=$KERNEL.tar.bz2
wget -o $TARFILE $URL_DIR/$TARFILE
tar xfj $TARFILE
cd $KERNEL
3. Bring up SCST and configure the devices.
2. Apply patches needed for libfc target hooks and point-to-point fixes:
4. Bring up an FCoE initiator (we'll enable target mode on it later):
KDIR=/usr/src/kernels/$KERNEL
PDIR=/usr/src/scst/trunk/fcst/linux-patches # use your dir here
cd $PDIR
for patch in `grep -v '^#' series-2.6.34`
do
(cd $KDIR; patch -p1) < $patch
done
3. Apply SCST patches to the kernel
See trunk/scst/README
The readahead patches are not needed in 2.6.33 or later.
4. Configure, make, and install your kernel
5. Install SCST
See trunk/scst/README. Make sure you are building sysfs SCST build,
because FCST supports only it. You need to do
cd trunk/scst
make
make install
6. Make FCST
In the directory containing this README, just do
make
make install
7. Install the FCoE admin tools, including dcbd and fcoeadm.
Some distros may have these.
You should be able to use the source at
http://www.open-fcoe.org/openfc/downloads/2.6.34/open-fcoe-2.6.34.tar.gz
8. Bring up SCST and configure the devices.
9. Bring up an FCoE initiator (we'll enable target mode on it later):
modprobe fcoe
fcoeadm -c eth3
@@ -77,7 +39,7 @@ To build for linux-2.6.34, do:
over a full-duplex loss-less link (enable pause on both sides).
Alternatively, the other end can be an FCoE switch.
10. Use fcc (part of the open-fcoe contrib tools in step 7) to see the
5. Use fcc (part of the open-fcoe contrib tools in step 7) to see the
initiator setup. To get the FCoE port name for eth3
# fcc
@@ -92,11 +54,11 @@ To build for linux-2.6.34, do:
In the above example, there's one local host on eth3, and it's in
a point-to-point connection with the remote initiator with Port_id 010101.
11. Load fcst
6. Load fcst
modprobe fcst
12. Add any disks (configured in step 8) you want to export
7. Add any disks (configured in step 8) you want to export
Note that you must have a LUN 0.
LPORT=20:00:00:1b:21:06:58:21 # the local Port_Name
@@ -105,10 +67,10 @@ To build for linux-2.6.34, do:
echo add disk-name 0 > luns/mgmt
echo add disk-name 1 > luns/mgmt
13. Enable the initiator:
8. Enable the initiator:
echo 1 > $LPORT/enabled
14. As a temporary workaround, you may need to reset the interface
on the initiator side so it sees the SCST device as a target and
discovers LUNs. You can avoid this by bringing up the initiator last.
9. As a temporary workaround, you may need to reset the interface
on the initiator side so it sees the SCST device as a target and
discovers LUNs. You can avoid this by bringing up the initiator last.