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Use this tag for code that specifically targets the Linux operating system (consider [unix] for more portable code that should run on other Unix-like systems).
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Possible improvements for this small C program?
It can run on BSD since you wrote a cross-platform code and /proc/scsi/scsi is present on BSD as well.
Yes, you can list the installed hardware using ioctl calls, see https://stackoverflow.com/questio …
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