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PROBE::SCSI.SET_ST(3stap) SCSI Tapset PROBE::SCSI.SET_ST(3stap)
probe::scsi.set_state - Order SCSI device state change
scsi.set_state
host_no
The host number
channel
The channel number
old_state
The current state of the device
lun
The lun number
state
The new state of the device
state_str
The new state of the device, as a string
dev_id
The scsi device id
old_state_str
The current state of the device, as a string
tapset::scsi(3stap)
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SystemTap Tapset Reference April 2025 PROBE::SCSI.SET_ST(3stap)
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