Mass Storage Control Protocol: Difference between revisions

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Mass Storage Control Protocol (usually MSCP; sometimes given as Tape Mass Storage Control Protocol, TMSCP, when magnetic tape is involved) was a relatively sophisticated host device controller/CPU interface used by DEC for disks and magnetic tape drives for, amongst other computers, PDP-11s and VAXen.

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MSCP Basic Disk Functions Manual Version 1.2 (AA-L619A-TK)
BSD tmscp(4) man page

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