Cross Reference: /osnet-11/usr/src/lib/libsuri/common/suri

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47 	boolean_t multipathing;
108 	/* No paths means no multipathing */
120 	/* iSCSI both cases, SCSI with multipathing */
126 	/* SAS, SCSI in non-multipathing case */
173  * in a non-multipathing case only.
282  * Given a path from a multipathing disk node, find out whether the physical
299  * Given a non-multipathing disk node, find out whether the parent is an iSCSI
316  * multipathing and non-multipathing case.
366 	 * For each path in a multipathing case, an initiator-target pair to
368 	 * with non-multipathing after this loop.
402 	 * In case of multipathing, we are done since we cannot find more
410 	 * Non-multipathing code starts here.
418 	 * For a non-multipathing case we get one and one only URI like this for
467 	 * Check multipathing case first. We need just the first path since any
502 		 * Non-multipathing case. The target name is not in the device
503 		 * tree as in the multipathing case. We have to look it up using
563  * lu:initiator,target,luname formats. In a non-multipathing case we map to the
595 		/* If multipathing is enabled we are done here. */
602 		 * Non-multipathing case for lu:luname URI form. We have to
620 			    "have multipathing disabled and are accessible via "
670 		data->multipathing = B_TRUE;
696 			    SURIGTEXT("which has multipathing enabled."));
705 	 * If node was under multipathing and we found nothing we are done and
712 	 * Non-multipathing code start here.
715 	data->multipathing = B_FALSE;
761  * data->psh. Note that we do not care whether multipathing is enabled or
762  * disabled for iSCSI. If the default is changed and multipathing is disabled,
862 	data.multipathing = B_FALSE;
963 		if (data.multipathing) {
966 			 * multipathing.
973 			    SURIGTEXT("which has multipathing enabled."));
995 	 * This is mapping in a non-multipathing case with an lu:luname URI form