lsscsi
lists SCSI devices and their attributes
TLDR
List all SCSI devices
$ lsscsi
Show disk capacities$ lsscsi -s
Show detailed attributes$ lsscsi -L
Show transport information (SAS, SATA, USB, etc.)$ lsscsi -t
List SCSI hosts$ lsscsi -H
Show generic device names (sg*)$ lsscsi -g
SYNOPSIS
lsscsi [OPTIONS]
DESCRIPTION
lsscsi lists SCSI devices (including SATA disks through libata) and their attributes. It provides information about device type, vendor, model, and device node paths.
PARAMETERS
-L, --list
List attributes in key=value format-s, --size
Show disk capacity in human-readable format-g, --generic
Show generic SCSI device name (sg*)-H, --hosts
List SCSI hosts instead of devices-l, --long
Output additional information-c, --classic
Classic output format (similar to lsscsi 0.21)-d, --device
Show device major and minor numbers-t, --transport
Show transport information
INSTALL
sudo apt install lsscsi
sudo dnf install lsscsi
sudo pacman -S lsscsi
sudo apk add lsscsi
sudo zypper install lsscsi
nix profile install nixpkgs#lsscsi
CAVEATS
Shows devices through the Linux SCSI subsystem, which includes SATA, SAS, USB mass storage, and other devices. Some virtual or emulated devices may not appear.
HISTORY
lsscsi provides a human-readable view of the kernel's SCSI device information from sysfs.
