> On Behalf Of Subranshu Patel - ERS, HCL Tech > Sent: Monday, July 04, 2011 12:32 AM > I downloaded open-fcoe-2.6.30.tar.gz from http://www.open-fcoe.org site > and found that it only contains the fcoe initiator, but not the fcoe > target. >
You're right. There isn't anything directly related to any FCoE target in the fcoe-utils releases. If I remember I'll try to add a note somewhere in the source before I create another tarball to avoid future confusion. The target is still evolving and as some point we may have some target specific code in fcoe-utils, it's just not the case right now. > Where can I find the fcoe software target. From the SCST site > (http://scst.sourceforge.net), it seems that fcst directory (under SCST > repository) is the fcoe target. > There are two target implementations- SCST and TCM. TCM was recently merged into the kernel and therefore I know a bit more about that target. If you're intent on using the SCST target I can't help much. We have an old target repository in the Open-FCoE code archives (just look at the gitweb page), but that code is going to be quite old and you're not going to get much help if you run into problems. If you just care about getting an FCoE target up and running and you don't particularly care about the plumbing you can follow a guide I just created for the TCM FCoE target here: http://www.open-fcoe.org/open-fcoe/wiki/tcm-fcoe-target-guide. This is someone else's guide that I just published. It's based on RHEL6.1, but I think it should be pretty distro independent other than things like yum vs. apt vs. yast and maybe package names. If you, or anyone else, finds problems with that wiki page either edit the wiki directly or let me know and I'll update it. > 1. Please let me know, if my understanding is correct. > 2. Is this target stable? > Hopefully I answered this above. Thanks, //Rob _______________________________________________ devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.open-fcoe.org/mailman/listinfo/devel
