sg_xcopy: 0.53 20160201

Usage: sg_xcopy [bpt=BPT] [bs=BS] [cat=0|1] [count=COUNT] [dc=0|1] [ibs=BS] [id_usage=hold|discard|disable] [if=IFILE] [iflag=FLAGS] [list_id=ID] [obs=BS] [of=OFILE] [oflag=FLAGS] [prio=PRIO] [seek=SEEK] [skip=SKIP] [time=0|1] [verbose=VERB] [--help] [--on_dst|--on_src] [--verbose] [--version] where: bpt is blocks_per_transfer (default: 128) bs block size (default is 512) cat xcopy segment descriptor CAT bit (default: 0) count number of blocks to copy (def: device size) dc xcopy segment descriptor DC bit (default: 0) ibs input block size (if given must be same as 'bs=') id_usage sets list_id_usage field to hold (0), discard (2) or disable (3) if file or device to read from (def: stdin) iflag comma separated list of flags applying to IFILE list_id sets list_id field to ID (default: 1 or 0) obs output block size (if given must be same as 'bs=') of file or device to write to (def: stdout), OFILE of '.' treated as /dev/null oflag comma separated list of flags applying to OFILE prio set xcopy priority field to PRIO (def: 1) seek block position to start writing to OFILE skip block position to start reading from IFILE time 0->no timing(def), 1->time plus calculate throughput verbose 0->quiet(def), 1->some noise, 2->more noise, etc --help print out this usage message then exit --on_dst send XCOPY command to OFILE --on_src send XCOPY command to IFILE --verbose same action as verbose=1 --version print version information then exit Copy from IFILE to OFILE, similar to dd command; but using the SCSI EXTENDED COPY (XCOPY(LID1)) command. For list of flags, use '-hh'.