SCSIInquirer is a tool letting you know which devices are attached to your
SCSI bus, get informations such as their capacities and performing tests on
them.

SCSIInquirer must be installed as SETUID-ROOT. This can be done by make-ing it,
and then while running as root typing, after the installation:

	# chown root.wheel $INSTALLDIR/SCSI_Inquirer.app/SCSI_Inquirer
	# chmod 4755 $INSTALLDIR/SCSI_Inquirer.app/SCSI_Inquirer

Comments about the class SCSI and SCSIInquirer may be directed to me at the 
addresses below.

	Jiro Nakamura 
	The Shaman Group
	jn19@cornell.edu
	76711.542@compuserve.com
	
	Original: August 8, 1990
	Modified: April 22, 1991

Note: as Jiro does not have access to a NEXTSTEP system at the moment, I have
modified the code for little endian machines. I checked it was ok for the
informations about capacity and so on, but no further.
	Jiro also asked me to release this version under GPL, so you'll find a
copy of it under 00_COPYING.

					Yves Arrouye (Yves.Arrouye@imag.fr)