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Annotation of researchv10dc/cmd/oworm/scsi/helptab.c, revision 1.1.1.1

1.1       root        1: char *helpstrs[] = {
                      2:        "ALTERNATE optdrive",
                      3:        "CAPACITY optdrive",
                      4:        "CONFIG",
                      5:        "COPY sdrive sstart nblocks ddrive dstart",
                      6:        "DISK EJECT drive",
                      7:        "DISK ID drive",
                      8:        "DISK RELEASE drive shelf side",
                      9:        "DISK RELEASE drive",
                     10:        "DISK SET shelf side drive",
                     11:        "ECHO NUMBER",
                     12:        "HELP",
                     13:        "ID drive",
                     14:        "INQUIRY",
                     15:        "INQUIRY drive",
                     16:        "INTERNAL",
                     17:        "INTERNAL NUMBER optdrive",
                     18:        "MEDIA drive NUMBER NUMBER",
                     19:        "MEDIA drive start nblocks \"filename\"",
                     20:        "EXT MEDIA drive NUMBER NUMBER",
                     21:        "READ drive NUMBER",
                     22:        "READ ID drive",
                     23:        "RESET",
                     24:        "SENSE drive",
                     25:        "EXT SENSE drive",
                     26:        "SLEEP NUMBER",
                     27:        "START drive",
                     28:        "STATUS drive",
                     29:        "STATUS",
                     30:        "STOP drive",
                     31:        "TEST drive",
                     32:        "WORM drive",
                     33:        "WORM drive start",
                     34:        "WRITE drive NUMBER",
                     35:        "WRITE drive start n",
                     36:        0
                     37: };

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