Cross platform library for sending commands to storage devices through various operating systems, HBAs, and adapters.
Welcome to opensea-transport, part of the openSeaChest open source project! You can find the openSeaChest project here.
opensea-common - Operating System common operations, not specific to storage standards. Contains functions and defines that are useful to all other libraries.
opensea-transport - Contains standard ATA/SCSI/NVMe functions based on open standards for these command sets. This layer also supports different transporting these commands through operating systems to the storage devices. Code depends on opensea-common.
opensea-operations - Contains common use cases for operations to be performed on a storage device. This layer encapsulates the nuances of each command set (ATA/SCSI) and operating systems (Linux/Windows etc.) Depends on opensea-common and opensea-transport.
Source code for opensea-transport is available in this repo at https://github.com/Seagate/opensea-transport.
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