SSC-2 Draft Agenda for July 16, 2001 (01-208r0) Uploaded
Paul.A.Suhler at seagate.com
Paul.A.Suhler at seagate.com
Wed Jul 11 16:17:51 PDT 2001
* From the T10 Reflector (t10 at t10.org), posted by:
* Paul.A.Suhler at seagate.com
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I've just shipped off the draft agenda for Monday afternoon's SSC-2
meeting. Please let me and Dave Peterson know if there are any items or
corrections you'd like added.
Following is the text-only version.
Cheers,
Paul Suhler
Secretary
Draft Agenda
SSC-2 Working Group
AdHoc Meeting
July 16, 2001 ? Colorado Springs, Colorado
3:00 PM ? 9:00 PM
1. Introductions: Group
2. Approval of this agenda: T10/01-208r0 Dave
Peterson
3. Approval of minutes:
a. 04/30/01 working group minutes T10/01-168r0 Dave
Peterson
4. Review of old action items: Paul
Suhler
a. All: Investigate the impact of obsoleting the use of MODE SELECT
for changing partition. Dave Peterson will send a reminder on the T10
reflector.
b. Dave Peterson: Add error conditions to Idle state in SSC-2 rev.
4
c. Dave Peterson: Contact Veritas about eliminating queuing of
Implicit model commands in Shared Storage Option of NetBackup.
d. Dave Peterson: Add state diagram as modified into SSC-2 rev. 4.
e. Dave Peterson to discuss the medium changer commands in the
second table of 01-083r0 with Erich Oetting and incorporate table in SMC-2.
f. Dave Peterson to review 99-148 for impact on SSC-2.
g. Paul Entzel to do 01-083r1 with additional explanatory text
defining under which operations and reservations data integrity is not
ensured, or convince customer that no change is required.
5. Discussion items:
a. IBM Comments on SSC2r03 E-mail 6/22/2001 Dave
Peterson
b. Seagate Comments on SSC2r03 E-mail 7/10/2001 Paul Suhler
6. Review of SSC-2 rev 04: Dave
Peterson
7. Unscheduled business: Dave
Peterson
8. Next meeting requirements: Dave
Peterson
9. Review new action items: Dave
Peterson
10. Adjournment: Group
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