This program lets you edit your SCSI device mode page settings.  That
lets you change things like the hard drive's internal cache, power down
timers, thoroughness of disk formatting and other little things.  I
wrote it because I needed to turn off plug-and-play SCSI in a Quantum
Fireball hard drive so that it would work with an Apollo SCSI
controller.

The C source code is included.  AGMSSetSCSI is released to the public
domain.  That means you can hack it up or do whatever you want to it.
That also means I'm not responsible for it running amuck and destroying
your hard drive (it happened to me during testing, it could happen to
you too - make a backup before you start experimenting).

For documentation, type "AGMSSetSCSI ?" and then type a second "?" at
the prompt.  There is also an example of how to use it.

- Alex

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