*** ../../man-orig/sata_tran_ioctl.txt	Mon Nov  7 18:51:08 2005
--- sata_tran_ioctl.man.changed	Mon Nov  7 18:22:00 2005
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      sata_tran_ioctl - SATA HBA-specific IOCTLs handler
      
  SYNOPSIS
!     #include <sys/sata/impl/sata_hba.h>
  
      int    sata_tran_ioctl(dev_info_t *dev_info, int cmd, intptr_t arg);
  
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      sata_tran_ioctl - SATA HBA-specific IOCTLs handler
      
  SYNOPSIS
!     #include <sys/sata/sata_hba.h>
  
      int    sata_tran_ioctl(dev_info_t *dev_info, int cmd, intptr_t arg);
  
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      arg		Pointer to operation-specific data
  
  DESCRIPTION
!     sata_tran_ioctl() is a SATA HBA function performing HBA-specific IOCTLs
      operations.  The arg points to IOCTL argument containing HBA's
      operation-specific information. SATA HBA Framework will pass to SATA HBA
      driver sata_tran_ioctl() function all IOCTL requests that cannot be handled
!     by SATA HBA Framework itself not by nexus ioctl handler.  The 'mode',
!     'cred_p' and 'rval_p' arguments of ioctl(9E) call are dropped and device
!     number ('dev') argument of an ioctl(9E) is converted to dev_info. 
      'cmd' and 'arg' arguments are passed without change to sata_tran_ioctl().
  
  
  RETURN VALUE
!     sata_tran_ioctl() returns SATA_SUCCESS on success or SATA_FAILURE on
!     failure.  In a case of a failure, the errno has to be set up to indicate
!     a type of error.  If a specified operation is not supported SATA HBA
!     driver, errno shall be set to ENOSUP.
  
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      arg		Pointer to operation-specific data
  
  DESCRIPTION
!     sata_tran_ioctl() is a SATA HBA function performing HBA-specific IOCTL
      operations.  The arg points to IOCTL argument containing HBA's
      operation-specific information. SATA HBA Framework will pass to SATA HBA
      driver sata_tran_ioctl() function all IOCTL requests that cannot be handled
!     by SATA HBA Framework itself.  The 'mode', 'cred_p' and 'rval_p' 
!     arguments of ioctl(9E) call are dropped and device number ('dev') 
!     argument of an ioctl(9E) is converted to dev_info. 
      'cmd' and 'arg' arguments are passed without change to sata_tran_ioctl().
  
  
  RETURN VALUE
!     The  sata_tran_ioctl() routine should return  0  for  success,  or  the
!     appropriate errno value.